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What type of encryption does Salesforce use?
What type of encryption does Salesforce use?
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The platform encryption process uses symmetric key encryption and a 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard algorithm using CBC mode, and a randomized, 128-bit initialization vector (IV) to encrypt field-level data and files stored on the Salesforce Platform.
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