How does DB2 manage the encryption keys for encrypted data?
- Assigning keys based on user roles
- Automatically generating keys for each database session
- Storing keys in plain text within the database
- Using a key management system to securely store and distribute encryption keys
DB2 manages encryption keys for encrypted data by using a key management system to securely store and distribute encryption keys. This ensures that only authorized users can access encrypted data securely.
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