21MayComputer encryption is a process that transforms plain data into unreadable data, which can only be read by someone who has access to a key or password that unlocks the encryption. But how does encryption actually work? One way to understand encryption is to think of it like a glass
21MayData privacy regulations are becoming increasingly important in today’s world, particularly in educational institutions where personal information of students, faculty, and staff is stored and processed regularly. Educational institutions hold a wealth of sensitive data, including academic records, health information, financial information, and personally identifiable information (PII). As such, these
