Encryption Standards
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Secrets are write-only: once set, they cannot be retrieved in plaintext and must be rotated by re-setting.
Secrets are encrypted at rest with AES-256.
External traffic uses TLS (HTTPS).
Secret values are kept outside source control and deployment manifests.
Applications read secrets at runtime through encrypted storage interfaces.
Access is limited to service identities and a small set of operators.
Policies follow least-privilege access.
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