Too Much of Good Thing? The Cost of Overusing Encryption
summary
Examines problems from encrypting too much or using encryption incorrectly—naming encrypting data at rest and in transit as the technologies involved—and explains how misuse (for example treating encryption as a substitute for integrity protections) can increase costs and create security risks. Covers when encryption is overapplied in environments and the consequences for cost and overall security posture.
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