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Data encryption is crucial for protecting sensitive information, such as bank details, by encoding it with a key before transmission. This process ensures that only authorized parties with the correct key can decrypt and read the data. Without the key, the data remains incomprehensible. For example, using a Caesar Cipher with a shift of three can illustrate basic encryption. Cable Ties Ltd must employ data encryption for secure email transfers and adopt additional security measures to protect customer information. This leaflet offers essential advice for maintaining data security practices.
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Data Encryption • Used to “code” data that is sensitive or needs security i.e. bank details • Happens before the data is sent • Data is encoded with a KEY • The recovery uses the same KEY to decrypt the data • No key no decryption the data is incomprehensible
Example Zhoogrqhbrxkdyhfudfnhgwkhfrghbrxkdyhixoovzdj Clues Caesar Cipher Shift of three
How and why Explain how data is encrypted 3 Explain why data is encrypted 2 What other methods would you suggest to Cable Ties ltd to keep their customer data secure? 4 REASONS AND EXAMPLES
How and why Cable Ties ltd need to transfer some customer data by email. Describe how data encryption could be used the ensure the data is transferred securely. (3)
Physical methods of Data Security Research how to physically keep data secure Create a one sided advice leaflet for Cable Ties on what advice / guidance they should follow Include examples
Plenary “Share with your table one new thing you have learnt today” Which picture best represents your learning and why? What have you learnt today?