A senior security architect is updating an enterprise security standard to enforce modern cryptographic controls across cloud, archive, hardware, and transport systems. Match each operational cryptographic requirement on the left to the corresponding technical concept or mechanism on the right.
- Performing mathematical calculations directly on encrypted datasets hosted in a multi-tenant cloud analytics platform without decrypting the dataHomomorphic encryption
- Protecting long-term sensitive archive data against harvest-now-decrypt-later eavesdropping intended for future decryption by quantum computersPost-quantum cryptography
- Securely encapsulating symmetric Data Encryption Keys (DEKs) for safe export and inter-facility transfer using a hardware root of trust keyHSM key wrapping
- Concealing covert maintenance commands within the least significant bits of image files transmitted over unencrypted monitoring feedsSteganography
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Homomorphic encryption pairs with performing calculations on encrypted data; Post-quantum cryptography pairs with defending against future quantum decryption of archived data; HSM key wrapping pairs with encapsulating Data Encryption Keys for transfer using a hardware root of trust; Steganography pairs with concealing commands inside the least significant bits of image files.
Each requirement strictly maps to its specialized cryptographic control: Homomorphic encryption allows cloud compute on encrypted data without decryption; Post-quantum cryptography mitigates future quantum decryption risks against intercepted archives; HSM key wrapping protects keys in transit by encrypting DEKs with KEKs managed by hardware; Steganography hides payload content within image files.
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Cryptographic Primitives and Advanced Operational Controls