Secure data-sharing practices

Organizations must use safe data-sharing practices to protect sensitive information. This section discusses best practices for secure data transmission in the context of IAM.

Because sensitive information may be exposed to unauthorized persons or harmful entities, data sharing has inherent dangers. Organizations should prioritize the development of effective data encryption technologies to prevent these dangers. Data is encrypted when it is converted into an unreadable format, rendering it worthless to unauthorized parties. Organizations may guarantee that sensitive data stay secret and secure during transit and storage by utilizing robust encryption algorithms and good key management practices.

Furthermore, when exchanging data with others, organizations should use secure file transfer protocols. Protocols such as secure file transfer protocol (SFTP) and FTP secure (FTPS) provide encryption and integrity features to protect data while they are being...