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Google today announced an update to Google Cloud Storage that beefs up security: server-side encryption. The service now automatically encrypts all data before it is written to disk. Server-side ...

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The new server-side encryption is active starting today for new data written to the platform, and Google says it will work with both new objects or for overwriting existing objects.

Google announced today on its Cloud Platform Blog that the data stored in its Cloud Storage platform will now be automatically encrypted before written to disk at no additional charge to developers.

The company has added default server-side encryption to its Cloud Storage service. This means the data users upload to the service will be encrypted before being stored and decrypted before being ...

The encryption involved in securing data for Google Cloud Storage is done so with per-object keys which are, in turn, encrypted with unique keys associated with the unique object owner.

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