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According to a International B2B study conducted in 2012, encryption is ranked fifth among the most common techniques for protecting confidential data. Study results indicate a significant increase compared to 2011, when encrypting barely entered in top 10
Encryption is the last barrier of defense: even if an offender was able to access the company's IT infrastructure, the protection measure considerably hampers access to important information.
Read the entire article in Romanian, here.
