What is TSL?

TSL most likely refers to "Transport Layer Security." It's a protocol that provides secure communication over a network. TSL encrypts data transmitted between a client (e.g., a web browser) and a server (e.g., a website), ensuring confidentiality and integrity. It's commonly used to secure web browsing (HTTPS), email, and other internet protocols.

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What other technologies are related to TSL?

TSL Competitor Technologies

SSL

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the predecessor to TLS (Transport Layer Security), and performs the same function of providing encrypted communication over a network. Therefore, it is a direct competitor, although largely replaced by TLS.

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Which job functions commonly mention TSL?

Architect

8 Architect jobs mention TSL

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Quality Assurance

22 Quality Assurance jobs mention TSL

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Engineer

121 Engineer jobs mention TSL

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Engineering & R&D

123 Engineering & R&D jobs mention TSL

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Software Engineer

51 Software Engineer jobs mention TSL

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Which organizations are mentioning TSL?

Oracle

Scientific and Technical Services

Boeing

Manufacturing

Vestas

Utilities

Virtusa

Professional Services

Warner Bros. Discovery

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