As enterprise infrastructure and advancements in technology grow businesses, encryption capabilities are accelerating to keep up.

Yet, knowing which new technologies are going to take off is extremely difficult.

How will this change impact the industry or consumers?

Encryption technology: 11 potential next big things

Their best answers are below:

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Cody McLain,SupportNinja

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Joel Mathew,Fortress Consulting

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This pop in of technology will remove the need for remembering annoying passwords and answers to secret questions.

Jared Weitz,United Capital Source

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Baruch Labunski,Rank Secure

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Peer-To-Peer Encryption

The growth of peer-to-peer encryption will be significant.

Nicole Munoz,Nicole Munoz Consulting

6.

Widespread End-To-End Encryption

End-to-end encryption ensures no-one can read data except its owner.

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Vik Patel,Future Hosting

7.

Search Engines With Free VPNs

Search engines that automatically use virtual private networks to browse the internet anonymously.

I think consumers will become fed up with companies tracking and sharing all their personal data.

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Brian Greenberg,True Blue Life Insurance

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Honey Encryption

Honey encryption produces encoded text used to trick hackers and data thieves.

This key in of encryption is constantly growing and deters hackers from getting access to important, encrypted information.

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Jared Atchison,WPForms

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Lattice Cryptography

Hackers are gonna hack.

And hacking seems to become more sophisticated every year.

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One way tech is addressing this is through lattice cryptology.

Shu Saito,Godai Soaps

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Bryce Welker,Crush The CPA Exam

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Moving Target Defense

Moving target defense is a new approach to security.

Its like playing a shell game with your data only with 100s of shells.

Hackers must pinpoint data across multiple surfaces before they can strike.

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MTD will change security.

Its highly scalable and can be used with legacy systems.

Many Fortune 500 companies are currently using MTD to unlock cloud and distributed systems usage.

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