We use the Internet every day – sending emails, logging into a bank or using online services. However, few people think about what happens to our data during transmission. If not properly secured, it can be intercepted and exploited by cybercriminals. Certes Networks’ solutions ensure secure data transmission, protecting users simply and effectively.
Key findings
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Secure data transmission protects against interception of information.
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Certes Networks uses real-time encryption.
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The solution is universal and works regardless of the application.
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It is the foundation of security in banking, government, education and medicine.
Table of contents
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What is data transmission?
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Why is protection needed during transmission?
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Certes Networks – how does encryption work?
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Applications in various sectors
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Benefits for users and institutions
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Frequently asked questions
What is data transmission?
Data transmission is the process of transferring information between devices – such as a computer and a bank server. Any such process is a potential target for attack. If the data is not secured, hackers can intercept it and use it to steal identity or money.
Why is protection needed during transmission?
Sensitive data – logins, passwords, documents – are particularly attractive to cybercriminals. Lack of protection means the risk of leakage, financial and reputational damage. Therefore, every institution should ensure secure transmission.
Certes Networks – how does encryption work?
Certes Networks uses real-time encryption, which converts data into an unreadable code. Even if someone intercepts them, without the decryption key they are useless. The solution works at the network level, which means it does not require changes to applications or servers.
Applications in various sectors
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Banking – protecting transactions and customer data.
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Administration – securing communication with citizens.
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Education – secure transfer of students’ and pupils’ documents.
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Medicine – confidentiality of patient records and test results.
Benefits for users and institutions
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Protection against data theft and financial loss.
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Increased customer and citizen confidence.
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Meeting legal requirements for protecting information.
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Simple implementation without changing existing infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
Does encryption slow down data transfer?
No, modern solutions run in the background and do not significantly affect the speed.
Can Certes Networks be implemented in small institutions?
Yes, the system is scalable and works well for both large and smaller organizations.
Does data transmission always have to be encrypted?
Yes – especially in sectors handling personal and financial data.
Summary
Secure data transmission is the foundation of modern digital security. Certes Networks protects data in real time, ensuring confidentiality and regulatory compliance. This allows users and institutions to operate safely in a digital world.
