Chapter 12. Data Encryption
With all the concern about identity theft these days, there has been increasingly more attention paid to how all the Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and other sensitive information stored in databases is being protected. It is necessary to secure and protect this data to avoid any potential liability should the PII or sensitive data fall into the wrong hands, and in some cases, doing so may even be required by law (for example, Health Insurance Portability ...
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