Certificates

Encryption Basics

Cloud Key Management Service Options

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

Common Encryption Algorithms

Regulations, Standards & Compliance

Comparisons

What is the difference between Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption? Which is better for data security?
What is the difference between Encryption and Masking? Which is better for data security?
What is the difference between Encryption and Signing? Why should you use digital signatures?
What is the difference between Encryption and Tokenization? Which is better for data security?
What is the difference between Encryption and Compression? What order should they be done in?
What is difference between Encryption and Hashing? Is Hashing more secure than Encryption?

Bring your own Key Terminology

DevOps

Cybersecurity Frameworks

Zero Trust Security

Key Management Interoperability Protocol

Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP)

What is BYOE?

BYOE, or Bring your own Encryption, is also known as Hold your own Key, or HYOK. BYOE is used when a user implements BYOK, but does not wish to leave a copy of their key with the Cloud Service, so BYOE is implemented instead. In BYOE, the HSM acts as a proxy between the organization and the Cloud Provider’s storage systems. The HSM deals with all cryptographic processing as well.

What is BYOE?

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