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What is Shield Platform Encryption in Salesforce ?
What is Shield Platform Encryption in Salesforce ?
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Shield Platform Encryption lets you control and rotate the key material used to encrypt your data.
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Salesforce Shield Platform Encryption solution encrypts data at rest when stored on our
servers, in the database, in search index files, and the file system. To encrypt data at rest and
preserve functionality, we built the encryption services natively into the Salesforce Platform.
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