JCE
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What is JCE?
JCE stands for Java Cryptography Extension. It is a framework for encryption, key generation and key agreement, and Message Authentication Code (MAC) algorithms. JCE is commonly used in Java applications to provide secure communication, data storage, and authentication capabilities.
What other technologies are related to JCE?
JCE Complementary Technologies
PKCS#11
PKCS#11 defines an API for secure key storage and cryptographic operations, which complements JCE's cryptographic algorithm implementations. JCE can use PKCS#11 compliant hardware security modules (HSMs) or software libraries to perform cryptographic operations.
PKI
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a framework for managing digital certificates and public-key cryptography, which are essential for secure communication and data encryption. JCE is used to perform cryptographic operations, and PKI provides the necessary framework for managing keys and certificates.
Java
JCE is a Java Cryptography Extension and a core part of the Java platform, providing cryptographic services within Java applications. It is essential to Java's security capabilities.
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Product Security
17 Product Security jobs mention JCE
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Security Architect
9 Security Architect jobs mention JCE
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Sales Engineer
42 Sales Engineer jobs mention JCE
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Security Engineer
42 Security Engineer jobs mention JCE
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Customer Engineer
36 Customer Engineer jobs mention JCE
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