Encryption of backup data - This is being done by 128-bit symmetric key encryption (AES, TripleDES, TwoFish). 256 bit is not available because it requires too much CPU and it is not really required (128-bit is what is being used by most banks currently) • Encryption of backup traffic - This is being done by 1024 bit RSA public key encryption. The strength of the encryption depends on the key size you use when you generate your CSR before submitting to your CA.
1024 bit is what is being used by most CAs. More.
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