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23 January 2015

ENISA Issues Guidelines On Cryptographic Solutions

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The study on cryptographic protocols focuses on the current status in cryptographic protocols, covering guidelines regarding protocols required to protect commercial online communications containing personal data.
European Union Privacy

On November 21, ENISA issued two reports. The 2014 algorithms, key size, and parameters report provides guidelines to decision-makers on security measures to protect personal data, with a focus on commercial online services, hardware and software side-channels, random number generation, key life cycle management, and long-term data-retention issues. The study on cryptographic protocols focuses on the current status in cryptographic protocols, covering guidelines regarding protocols required to protect commercial online communications containing personal data.

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