Update epas16_beta_rel_notes.mdx #4867
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Before: Transparent data encryption (TDE) now supports the AES key length 256 option to TDE. The default is still AES-128, but the AES-256 option is available for use cases where 256-bit is a regulatory requirement and for feature parity with SQL Server's TDE technology that uses AES-256. After: Transparent data encryption (TDE) now supports the AES key length 256 option to TDE. The default is still AES-128. AES-256 is typically required for regulatory compliance or recommended when looking for maximum security.
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Before:
Transparent data encryption (TDE) now supports the AES key length 256 option to TDE. The default is still AES-128, but the AES-256 option is available for use cases where 256-bit is a regulatory requirement and for feature parity with SQL Server's TDE technology that uses AES-256.
After:
Transparent data encryption (TDE) now supports the AES key length 256 option to TDE. The default is still AES-128. AES-256 is typically required for regulatory compliance or recommended when looking for maximum security.
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