Cryptography
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4 hours ago
Hi guys,
I would like do know what kind of cryptography is used in service now?
Tks.
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4 hours ago
Hi @aaronzveiter ,
Please check some below articles,
https://servicenowguru.com/system-definition/demystifying-cryptography-servicenow/
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Thanks and Regards,
Sarthak
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3 hours ago
Hello,
ServiceNow uses a mix of encryption methods to protect data:
SSL/TLS Encryption: Secures data in transit between clients and the platform.
AES Encryption: Used for encrypting sensitive data at rest (e.g., passwords).
Public Key Cryptography (RSA/ECC): For secure communication and key exchange.
Hashing (SHA-256/512): Ensures data integrity and securely stores passwords.
Key Management: Integrates with services like AWS KMS for secure key storage.
Encryption for Scoped Apps: Custom encryption settings for application-specific data.
These measures ensure data protection both in transit and at rest, helping ServiceNow meet security and compliance standards.
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/rome-platform-security/page/security/encryption/concept/c_Encrypt...
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Subhendu
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3 hours ago