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https://beta.iri.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/server-room.jpg738517Protecting Data at Rest and in Motion Database applications that update and query tables may need to secure data going into, or being retrieved from, those tables. Sensitive data must be protected on the way into the table, once in the table, or on the way out. In every case, the goal is to keepRead More