Which encryption method is supported by CyberArk?

The correct answer, which includes all specified encryption methods, reflects CyberArk's commitment to using robust encryption standards for securing sensitive information.

AES, or Advanced Encryption Standard, is widely recognized for its efficiency and strong security, making both AES-128 and AES-256 common choices for encrypting data. AES-256, in particular, offers a higher level of security due to its longer key length, which is increasingly important in today’s threat landscape.

RSA, referring to Rivest-Shamir-Adleman, is a crucial encryption and key exchange technique that supports robust key sizes like 1024 and 4096 bits. These RSA sizes offer substantial security, especially 4096 bits, which is often recommended for high-security environments.

3DES, or Triple Data Encryption Standard, while considered less secure than AES and RSA, is still included as it provides a layer of encryption that builds upon the older DES standard. Although it's more common to move towards newer, more secure methods, 3DES has historical relevance and is still supported in various applications, particularly where legacy systems are involved.

By supporting all these encryption methods, CyberArk provides users with flexible options that can be tailored based on specific security needs and regulatory requirements.