Can someone help me out to ensure how i can ensure that wrapped applications meet enterprise-level security standards? And is there any specific features in PAW (Parallel Application Wrapping) to enable encryption, security of data transmission for wrapped applications?
I see what you’re aiming for. It’s really important to ensure that wrapped applications are secure, especially when dealing with sensitive data. If you’re using PAW (Parallel Application Wrapping), there are actually several security features you can take advantage of to meet enterprise-level standards.
That’s good to hear! What are some of these security features in PAW?
Well, for starters, PAW provides features like data encryption and secure data transmission for wrapped applications. This is crucial for ensuring that any data being processed or transmitted is protected, both at rest and in transit.
Encryption sounds like a must. Does PAW automatically handle that, or is there something I need to configure?
PAW allows you to configure encryption for both data storage and communication. When wrapping an application, you can enable encryption settings so that all sensitive information is encrypted using enterprise-grade encryption algorithms, such as AES-256. This protects data both when it’s stored locally and when it’s sent over the network.
Okay, that sounds good. But what about the security of data transmission, especially when the app communicates with external servers or services?