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What is encryption?
Encryption is the process of converting readable data (plaintext) into an unreadable format (ciphertext) to prevent unauthorized access. It involves using an algorithm (cipher) and a key to transform the data. Encryption is widely used to protect sensitive information transmitted over the internet, stored on devices, and in databases. Common applications include secure communication (e.g., HTTPS), data storage protection, and identity verification.
Which job functions commonly mention encryption?
Security Architect
3.6% of all Security Architect jobs mention encryption
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Information Security Engineer
1.9% of all Information Security Engineer jobs mention encryption
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Security Analyst
1.6% of all Security Analyst jobs mention encryption
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IT Security
1.5% of all IT Security jobs mention encryption
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Security Engineer
1.5% of all Security Engineer jobs mention encryption
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