security
Encryption at Rest
Encryption at Rest
Definition
Encryption at rest protects stored data by encrypting it on disk so that physical access to storage media does not yield readable data. Cloud services typically offer default encryption using platform-managed keys, with options for customer-managed keys via KMS or HSM for regulatory requirements.
It complements encryption in transit (TLS) to provide defense-in-depth for data protection.
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