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Cryptographic keys are a foundational element of modern cybersecurity. They serve to keep data safely encrypted and help maintain secure networks for client-server communication. Unfortunately, this makes them a prime target for hackers. A single compromised key can give access to a goldmine of personal data and valuable IP, as well as enable other malicious actions such as unauthorized system access or signing digital certificates.
Yet, despite its importance, many software developers still do not prioritize cryptographic key protection. Download Zimperium's guide to learn about the top five best practices that developer teams should implement to keep cryptographic keys safer.