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Definition
Encryption secures data by making it unintelligible without the key. 'In transit' encryption protects data moving over the internet; 'at rest' encryption protects stored data.
Why it matters for your business
It is the baseline of protecting your finance data, so that intercepted or stolen data is useless without the keys. See how we protect your data.
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Passkey
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Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
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