An international government standard algorithm with 56-bit encryption. After an algorithm encrypts data, the only way to decrypt the data is to know the key that was used during the encryption process. The procedure to discover the key is more difficult for some algorithms than for others. The more difficult it is to discover the key, the better the security of the encrypted data. Private key algorithms use one key to encrypt and decrypt information.
Privacy uses private keys .
It is up to you to ensure that You trust the people to whom you tell a key, and No one, other than the people you trust, has access to your keys. The encrypt key can be published publicly because it is never used to decrypt information. For more information about this and other Norman products, click here . Product information Norman Privacy Summary of features Encrypting and decrypting Encryption algorithms About keys Trial version Norman Privacy Technical information Norman Privacy User guides Norman is one of the world's leading companies within the field of data security. With products for risk analysis, virus control, access control, encryption, network security, PKI-solutions, data recovery and certified data erasure, the company plays an important role in the data industry.