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Overview

You can deploy CA DLP in Advanced Encryption mode. When deployed in this mode, CA DLP uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) and certificates to enable FIPS 140-2 compliant data transfers between CA DLP machines.

CA DLP machines use a single enterprise certificate across the CA DLP enterprise. There is no authentication of individual machines. Any machine possessing the enterprise certificate and its associated private key can communicate with any CA DLP machine that uses the same certificate.

More information:

What Is FIPS 140-2?

Which FIPS Certified Cryptographic Modules Are Used?

Which Encryption Algorithms Are Used?

What Data Is Encrypted?

Can I Convert My Existing CA DLP Deployment To Be FIPS Compatible?

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