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Should you allow data to be sent over the network unencrypted if it's stored in your database in encrypted form? Why? Please explain Why or why not?

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Should you allow data to be sent over the network unencrypted if it's stored in your database in encrypted form is explained.

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They distinguish:
- End-to-end Encryption and
- Over the Network Encryption

In your case data encryption is End-to-end Encryption. However, to ...

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