Data Encryption and Policies Via Digital Transformationsand Services
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15662/62ap6m27Keywords:
Data Security, Data Encryption, Digital Transfor mation and artificial intelligence (AI)Abstract
In an era marked by fast digital transformation, data encryption and the development of strong regulations to protect sensitive information have never been more important. This article investigates the complex interaction between data encryption, digital transformation, and the changing regulatory environment that oversees these processes. It emphasizes the critical significance of encryption in safeguarding personal data from unwanted access and cyber threats while also simplifying compliance with demanding standards such as GDPR and HIPAA. The article delves deeper into the issues of digital transformation, such as increased vulnerabilities and data management complexity, and underlines the importance of enterprises implementing complete encryption policies. It also examines upcoming technologies, specifically artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud-based solutions, which are changing dataencryption tactics. By addressing these components, this study hopes to shed light on how businesses can effectively traverse the difficulties of data security in a digitally transformed environment, assuring both protection and trust in their operations.
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