India, May 27 -- The protection of digital content has become an important concern in every sector, ranging from education to finance. Due to frequent data breaches, impersonation attempts, and technical failures, organisations are under pressure to create robust systems that not only protect sensitive data but also guarantee transparency and reliability. One such challenge, especially in the education and public recruitment sectors, is protecting digital content in real time, along with fighting identity theft and impersonation.

The key to addressing this issue lies in safeguarding digital content as it is created (i.e. data at rest) and how it is distributed (data exchanges), whether it is examination papers, appointment letters, exami...