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Running head: CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS 1

CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS 8

Ankit R. Trivedi

University of the Cumberlands

Dr. Chanel Suggs

ISOL 535-04 Cryptography

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Apex Trucking Company direly needs to protect information as shipments are being transported all over North America and Europe from New York. Currently, Apex Trucking Company is running on desktops using windows XP and windows based servers secured using a pass- word and a firewall. Without encryption, such sensitive data may be compromised by hackers. That is why Apex Trucking Company should opt for cryptography security systems. Cryptography is also called a cipher system, or a mechanism used by people to hide data such that others may not see it. The concept of cryptography employs tools such as encryption and decryption to provide secure communication and encode a

message using an algorithm (Stallings, 2017). Question 1

I would propose public key encryption (PKE) system for the apex trucking company. Public key encryption is a cryptography method that

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I would propose public key encryption (PKE) system for the apex trucking company. Public key encryption is a cryptography method that uses two different keys, one available for anyone to use and the other for decrypting the message in the destination, usually called a private key. When TLS/SSL used, applications such as HTTP are possible (SSD.EFF.ORG, 2019). The company will use end to end encryption to protect message contents in different marketing groups in North America and Europe from being understood by anyone except the intended recipi- ents. Not only messages, but the company can also use the key to protect files and other details through the network. End to end encryption uses the basics of public critical encrypting. Let's start by understanding what encryption does. First, a simple message is scrambled to look in- comprehensible. Second, the scrambled message is sent through the network to the destination; the whose intended audience has the only way to read the original contents. Let say, for instance, New York headquarters wants to send customer credit cards to the marketing group in Canada and does not want anyone else to see it because it passes through intermediaries. Encryption shifts letters while keeping all

possible combinations for the text to look gibberish. Question 2

The implementation of end to end cryptography using public-key cryptography in the current apex trucking company system for the re- sponsibility of the generation of security keys will have an impact on security relationships and security requirements. Security enabling com- ponents must enable logon, credential acquisition, and security context management. This means the current security system in the marketing departments must use smartcards to sign data using a private key. Smartcards and cryptographic modules are considered primitive com- ponents of the system. They enable hashing, key generation, secret sharing, and random number generation. Some applications that were not currently available in the current security system, such as data buffering, will be enhanced using PKE (The Open Group, 1998). The current sys- tem will also have to be standardized to adopt interfaces that support first interfaces in 'pluggable' implementations. Although it is not necessary, we recommend the use of CSSM API version 2.0 from CDSA; the interface commonly defines API for accessing security services, dy- namically extends security services in the available application in the network, and defines provides an interface for security modules. Howev- er, regardless of the multiple primitives supported, there are legal restrictions related to intellectual property installed by the United States fed- eral law regarding deployment. This means legal; regulatory constraints must be followed when creating profiles in the new system.

Confidentiality in the order will be enhanced since essential controls permit critical uses and key purposes (Ferradi, 2016).

Question 3

There are several issues related to the implementation of public-key cryptography. The assumption in the cryptography is that P is not equal to NP, and thus there are no polynomial solutions to the algorithm. First, there may be RSA possible attacks. As many people want to hide message contents, some people still want to see them. The attackers may also prompt to use a parallel key that runs with the private key such that they can get the message without having the private key. The RSA factors the NP by trying any number that is less than its square root. Therefore, there may be two ways an attacker can break into the RSA algorithm. First, if factoring was found possible in the polynomial time, the attacker could find another method just like Adi Shamir's way of the knapsack problem. For instance, it takes different amounts of time to decrypt different codes of the same key, which means if the attacker eavesdrops the time taken process different crypto text, he/she can gain control of the key. Future hardware is another issue. This assumption that large and faster computers can help hackers is not correct. However, modern machines use better algorithms and more massive keys, which means new systems will benefit the company more than hackers.

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Traditional computers have two states of either (0 or 1), while quantum computers operate on the two countries of quantum bits. Modern computers can solve exponential problems because they have quantum parallelism that enables them to work exponentially (Bennett & Brassard, 2014). Once quantum computers are realized, they will be able to calculate polynomial time in discrete logarithms. This leaves a

challenge to Apex Company on the effectiveness of utilizing a new technology.

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The system currently uses windows XP as the desktop operating system. The OS offers encryption by default without hassle that has so far helped protect data from malicious personnel. Windows XP used in the desktop computers comes with a service pack 2 (SP2), which strength- ens the system vulnerability against attacks. Windows XP also comes with an internet connection firewall (ICF) to boost local area networks' se- curity. Moreover, Linux offers secure encryption when installed. For instance, Ubuntu prompts its encryption when you are ready to install it (GeeksforGeeks. 2019). The chrome OS restricts one from using data in the system without having a password. Using social engineering attack, someone may change the password, but it is not designed to protect against that. It is just a simple layer of encryption that makes sensitive documents in the chrome book more secure. IOS8 also encrypts by default. Data is protected using a four-digit pin or password when data protection is enabled. Lastly, officers in Apex Company are encouraged to use mobile devices with Android 5.0 lollipop or more. Android 5.0 Lollipop reuses the screen passcode for encryption. This offers secure encryption, just like desktops using windows 8.1 OS. The central theme in encryption is data security. The new system will also use password encryption because after decrypting texts, destination officers will need a password to read the file. The new system will have passwords hashed to protect documents in which attackers gain access

to information about reading only. The server will need a password where data is stored to avoid malicious habits of eavesdropping.

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Using both scrambled codes and default data encryption applications in the collaborate beef up security. Using a variety of technology helps protect data from authorized access, both aware and unaware. Beyond regulatory procedures in the United States and many coun- tries in the world require companies to protect their data. Using both cryptography and default applications helps avoid unnecessary fines like the case occurring in the University of Texas MD Anderson cancer center, which was penalized about 4.3 billion dollars for violating the HIPAA rule. Another advantage is that apex trucking company staff can use encryption in a wide variety of devices ranging from android to win- dows devices. This enables the company to keep documents and messages secure in any method any staff members are using. Therefore, data encryption supports data integrity that allows the company to make decisions confidently. This is a privacy safeguard for company assets (GeeksforGeeks, 2019). Sometimes the disk may be compromised to display unwanted messages if detected as viruses. Therefore, it is

recommended that the company allow workers to work remotely to enable these technological tools to work productively. Question 6

Eliminating the firewall will cost the credibility and efficiency of the new cryptography system. The firewall is there to protect data but can be disabled. Therefore, it is recommended to keep it switched on because turning it off can stop the computer applications from ending traffic into the network. Thus, all apex connections are left free of reign, making them vulnerable to attacks. Moreover, having the router

acts as the hardware firewall to protect flash disks and external devices from attack. A firewall is essential in the new system.

References

Stallings, W. (2017). Cryptography and network security: principles and practice (pp. 92-95). Upper Saddle River: Pearson. Ferradi, H. (2016). Integrity, authentication, and confidentiality in public-key cryptography (Doctoral dissertation, PSL Research University). Retrieved

from https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01745919/document

GeeksforGeeks. (2019). Introduction of Firewall in Computer Network - GeeksforGeeks. Retrieved 13 October 2019, from https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/introduction-of-firewall-in-computer-network/ Bennett, C. H., & Brassard, G. (2014). Quantum cryptography:

public key distribution and coin tossing. Theor. Comput. Sci., 560(12), 7-11. Retrieved from https://cyberleninka.org/arti- cle/n/903792.pdf Adams, C., & Lloyd, S. (2003). Understanding PKI: concepts, standards, and deployment considerations. Addison-Wesley Professional. How a Chromebook is Locked Down to Protect You. (2014). Retrieved 13 October 2019, from https://www.howtogeek.- com/164788/how-a-chromebook-is-locked-down-to-protect-you/ The Open Group (1998). Architecture for Public-Key Infrastructure (APKI) - Public-Key Infrastructure Components.

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SSD.EFF.ORG (2019). A Deep Dive on End-to-End Encryption: How Do Public Key Encryption Systems Work? Retrieved 13 October 2019, from https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/deep-dive-end-end-encryption-how-do-public-key-encryption-systems-work

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Apex Trucking Company direly needs to protect information as shipments are being transported all over North America and Europe from New York.

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Apex Trucking Company direly needs to protect information as shipments are being transported all over North America and Europe from New York

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Currently, Apex Trucking Company is running on desktops using windows XP and windows based servers secured using a password and a firewall. Without encryption, such sensitive data may be compromised by hackers. That is why Apex Trucking Company should opt for cryptography security systems. Cryp- tography is also called a cipher system, or a mechanism used by people to hide data such that others may not see it.

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Currently, Apex Trucking Company is running on desktops using windows XP and windows based servers secured using a password and a firewall Without encryption, such sensitive data may be compromised by hackers That is why Apex Trucking Company should opt for cryptography security systems Cryp- tography is also called a cipher system, or a mechanism used by people to hide data such that others may not see it

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The concept of cryptography employs tools such as encryption and decryp- tion to provide secure communication and encode a message using an algo- rithm (Stallings, 2017).

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The concept of cryptography employs tools such as encryption and decryp- tion to provide secure communication and encode a message using an algo- rithm (Stallings, 2017)

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I would propose public key encryption (PKE) system for the apex trucking company. Public key encryption is a cryptography method that uses two dif- ferent keys, one available for anyone to use and the other for decrypting the message in the destination, usually called a private key. When TLS/SSL used, applications such as HTTP are possible (SSD.EFF.ORG, 2019). The company will use end to end encryption to protect message contents in different mar- keting groups in North America and Europe from being understood by any- one except the intended recipients.

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I would propose public key encryption (PKE) system for the apex trucking company Public key encryption is a method of cryptography that uses two different keys, one available for anyone to use and the other for decrypting the message in the destination, usually called a private key When TLS/SSL used, applications such as HTTP are possible (SSD.EFF.ORG, 2019) The compa- ny will use end to end encryption to protect message contents in different marketing groups in North America and Europe from being understood by anyone except the intended recipients

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Not only messages, but the company can also use the key to protect files and other details through the network. End to end encryption uses the basics of public critical encrypting. Let's start by understanding what encryption does. First, a simple message is scrambled to look incomprehensible.

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Not only messages, but the company can also use the key to protect files and other details through the network End to end encryption uses the basics of public critical encrypting Let's start by understanding what encryption does First, a simple message is scrambled to look incomprehensible

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Second, the scrambled message is sent through the network to the destination;

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Second, the scrambled message is sent through the network to the destina- tion, who the intended audience has the only way to read the original contents

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the whose intended audience has the only way to read the original contents. Let say, for instance, New York headquarters wants to send customer credit cards to the marketing group in Canada and does not want anyone else to see it because it passes through intermediaries. Encryption shifts letters while keeping all possible combinations for the text to look gibberish.

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while keeping all possible combinations for the text to look gibberish.

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Second, the scrambled message has sent through the network to the destina- tion, the whose intended audience has the only way to read the original con- tents Let say, for instance, New York headquarters wants to send customer credit cards to the marketing group in Canada and does not want anyone else to see it because it passes through intermediaries Encryption shifts let- ters while keeping all possible combinations for the text to look gibberish

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The implementation of end to end cryptography using public-key cryptogra- phy in the current apex trucking company system for the responsibility of the generation of security keys will have an impact on security relationships and security requirements. Security enabling components must enable logon, cre- dential acquisition, and security context management. This means the cur- rent security system in the marketing departments must use smartcards to sign data using a private key.

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The implementation of end to end cryptography using public key cryptogra- phy in the current apex trucking company system for the responsibility of generation of security keys will have an impact in security relationships and security requirements Security enabling components must enable logon, cre- dential acquisition and security context management This means the current security system in the marketing departments must use smartcards to sign data using a private key

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Smartcards and cryptographic modules are considered primitive components of the system. They enable hashing, key generation, secret sharing, and ran- dom number generation. Some applications that were not currently available in the current security system, such as data buffering, will be enhanced using PKE (The Open Group, 1998). The current system will also have to be stan- dardized to adopt interfaces that support first interfaces in 'pluggable'

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Smartcards and cryptographic modules are considered primitive components of the system They enable hashing, key generation, secret sharing, and ran- dom number generation Some applications that were not currently available in the current security system, such as data, buffering will be enhanced using PKE (The Open Group, 1998) The current system will also have to standardize to adopt interfaces that support first interfaces in 'pluggable'

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Although it is not necessary, we recommend the use of CSSM API version 2.0 from CDSA; the interface commonly defines API for accessing security ser- vices, dynamically extends security services in the available application in the network, and defines provides an interface for security modules. However,

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network, and defines provides an interface for security modules. However, regardless of the multiple primitives supported, there are legal restrictions related to intellectual property installed by the United States federal law re- garding deployment. This means legal;

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Although it is not necessary, we recommend the use of CSSM API version 2.0 from CDSA the interface commonly defines API for accessing security ser- vices, dynamically extends security services in the available application in the tracks, and provides an interface for security modules However, regardless of the multiple primitives supported, there are legal restrictions related to intel- lectual property installed by the United States federal law regarding deploy- ment It means legal

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regulatory constraints must be followed when creating profiles in the new system.

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Hence, regulatory constraints must be followed when creating profiles in the new system

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Confidentiality in the order will be enhanced since essential controls permit critical uses and key purposes (Ferradi, 2016).

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Confidentiality in the order will be enhanced since essential controls permit critical uses and key purposes (Ferradi, 2016)

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There are several issues related to the implementation of public-key cryptog- raphy. The assumption in the cryptography is that P is not equal to NP, and thus there are no polynomial solutions to the algorithm. First, there may be RSA possible attacks. As many people want to hide message contents, some people still want to see them.

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There are several issues related to the implementation of public-key cryptog- raphy The assumption in the cryptography is that P is not equal to NP, and thus there are no polynomial solutions to the algorithm First, there may be RSA possible attacks As many people want to hide message contents, some people still want to see them

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The attackers may also prompt to use a parallel key that runs with the private key such that they can get the message without having the private key. The RSA factors the NP by trying any number that is less than its square root. Therefore, there may be two ways an attacker can break into the RSA algo- rithm. First, if factoring was found possible in the polynomial time, the attack- er could find another method just like Adi Shamir's way of the knapsack problem.

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The attackers may also prompt to use a parallel key that runs with the private key such that they can get the message without having the private key The RSA factors the NP by trying any number that is less than its square root Therefore, there may be two ways an attacker can break into the RSA algo- rithm First, if factoring was found possible in the polynomial time, the attack- er could find another method just like Adi Shamir's way of the knapsack problem

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For instance, it takes different amounts of time to decrypt different codes of the same key, which means if the attacker eavesdrops the time taken process different crypto text, he/she can gain control of the key. Future hardware is another issue. This assumption that large and faster computers can help hackers is not correct. However, modern machines use better algorithms and more massive keys, which means new systems will benefit the company more than hackers.

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For instance, it takes different amounts of time to decrypt different codes of the same key, which means if the attacker eavesdrops the time taken process different crypto text, he/she can gain control of the key Future hardware is another issue This assumption that large and faster computer can help hack- ers is not correct However, modern machines use better algorithms and more massive keys, which means new systems will benefit the company more than hackers

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Traditional computers have two states of either (0 or 1), while quantum com- puters operate on the two countries of quantum bits.

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Traditional computers have two states of either (0 or 1), while quantum com- puters operate on the two countries of quantum bits

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Modern computers can solve exponential problems because they have quan- tum parallelism that enables them to work exponentially (Bennett & Bras- sard, 2014). Once quantum computers are realized, they will be able to calcu-

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sard, 2014). Once quantum computers are realized, they will be able to calcu- late polynomial time in discrete logarithms. This leaves a challenge to Apex Company on the effectiveness of utilizing a new technology.

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The reason why modern computers can solve exponential problems is be- cause they have quantum parallelism that enables them to work exponential- ly (Bennett & Brassard, 2014) Once quantum computers are realized, they will be able to calculate polynomial time in discrete logarithms This leaves a chal- lenge to Apex Company on the effectiveness of utilizing new technology

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The system currently uses windows XP as the desktop operating system The OS offers encryption by default without hassle that has so far helped protect data from malicious personnel Windows XP used in the desktop computers comes with a service pack 2 (SP2), which strengthens the system vulnerability against attacks Windows XP also comes with an internet connection firewall (ICF) to boost local area networks'

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Moreover, Linux offers secure encryption when installed.

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Moreover, Linux offers secure encryption when installed

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For instance, Ubuntu prompts its encryption when you are ready to install it (GeeksforGeeks.

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Ubuntu, for instance, prompts its encryption when you are ready to install it (GeeksforGeeks

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The chrome OS restricts one from using data in the system without having a password.

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password.

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The chrome OS restricts one from using data in the system without having a password

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Using social engineering attack, someone may change the password, but it is not designed to protect against that.

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Using social engineering attack, someone may change the password, but it is not designed to protect against that

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It is just a simple layer of encryption that makes sensitive documents in the chrome book more secure. IOS8 also encrypts by default. Data is protected using a four-digit pin or password when data protection is enabled. Lastly, of- ficers in Apex Company are encouraged to use mobile devices with Android 5.0 lollipop or more.

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It is just a simple layer of encryption that makes sensitive documents in the chrome book more secure IOS8 also encrypts by default Data is protected us- ing a four-digit pin or password when data protection is enabled Lastly, offi- cers in Apex Company are encouraged to use mobile devices with Android 5.0 lollipop or more

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Android 5.0 Lollipop reuses the screen passcode for encryption. This offers secure encryption, just like desktops using windows 8.1 OS. The central theme in encryption is data security. The new system will also use password encryption because after decrypting texts, destination officers will need a password to read the file.

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Android 5.0 Lollipop reuses the screen passcode for encryption It offers se- cure encryption, just like desktops using windows 8.1 OS The central theme in encryption is data security The new system will also use password encryption because after decrypting texts, destination officers will need a password to read the file

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The new system will have passwords hashed to protect documents in which

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The new system will have passwords hashed to protect documents in which attackers gain access to information about reading only. The server will need a password where data is stored to avoid malicious habits of eavesdropping.

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The new system will have passwords hashed to protect documents in which attackers gain access to information about reading only The server will, how- ever, need a password where data is stored to avoid malicious habits of eavesdropping

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Using both scrambled codes and default data encryption applications in the collaborate beef up security Using a variety of technology helps protect data from authorized access, both aware and unaware

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Beyond regulatory procedures in the United States and many countries in the world require companies to protect their data.

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Beyond regulatory procedures in the United States and many countries in the world require companies to protect their data

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Using both cryptography and default applications helps avoid unnecessary fines like the case occurring in the University of Texas MD Anderson cancer center, which was penalized about 4.3 billion dollars for violating the HIPAA rule. Another advantage is that apex trucking company staff can use encryp- tion in a wide variety of devices ranging from android to windows devices. This enables the company to keep documents and messages secure in any method any staff members are using. Therefore, data encryption supports data integrity that allows the company to make decisions confidently.

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Using both cryptography and default applications helps avoid unnecessary fines like the case occurring in the University of Texas MD Anderson cancer center, which was penalized about 4.3 dollars for violating the HIPAA rule An- other advantage is that apex trucking company staff can use encryption in a wide variety of devices ranging from android to windows devices It enables the company to keep documents and messages secure in any method any of the staff members are using Therefore, data encryption supports data in- tegrity that allows the company to make decisions confidently

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This is a privacy safeguard for company assets (GeeksforGeeks, 2019).

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This is a privacy safeguard for the company assets

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Sometimes the disk may be compromised to display unwanted messages if detected as viruses. Therefore, it is recommended that the company allow workers to work remotely to enable these technological tools to work productively.

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Sometimes the disk may be compromised to display unwanted messages if detected as viruses It recommended the company should allow workers to work remotely to enable these technological tools to work productively

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Eliminating the firewall will cost the credibility and efficiency of the new cryp- tography system. The firewall is there to protect data but can be disabled.

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Eliminating the firewall will cost the credibility and efficiency of the new cryp- tography system The firewall is there to protect data but can be disabled

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Therefore, it is recommended to keep it switched on because turning it off can stop the computer applications from ending traffic into the network.

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Therefore, it is recommended to keep it switched on because turning if off can stop the computer applications from ending traffic into the network

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Thus, all apex connections are left free of reign, making them vulnerable to attacks. Moreover, having the router acts as the hardware firewall to protect flash disks and external devices from attack. A firewall is essential in the new system.

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Thus, all apex connections are left free of reign, making them vulnerable to attacks Moreover, having the router acts as the hardware firewall to protect flash disks and external devices from attack A firewall is essential in the new system

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Cryptography and network security: principles and practice (pp.

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Cryptography and network security principles and practice (pp

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Upper Saddle River:

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Upper Saddle River

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Integrity, authentication, and confidentiality in public-key cryptography (Doc- toral dissertation, PSL Research University). Retrieved from https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01745919/document

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Integrity, authentication and confidentiality in public-key cryptography (Doc- toral dissertation, PSL Research University) Retrieved from https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01745919/document

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Introduction of Firewall in Computer Network - GeeksforGeeks. Retrieved 13 October 2019, from https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/introduction-of-firewall- in-computer-network/ Bennett, C. H., & Brassard, G.

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public key distribution and coin tossing.

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public key distribution and coin tossing

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