CISSP: Transition plans for replacing outdated keys. The goverance of cryptographic algorithms and systems should address the following at minimum:
- Transition plans for replacing outdated algorithms and keys
- Procedures for the use of cryptographic systems
- Approved cryptographic algorithms and key sizes
- Key generation, escrow, and destruction guidelines
- Incident reporting guidelines

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Transition plans for replacing outdated keys. The goverance of cryptographic algorithms and systems should address the following at minimum:
- Transition plans for replacing outdated algorithms and keys
- Procedures for the use of cryptographic systems
- Approved cryptographic algorithms and key sizes
- Key generation, escrow, and destruction guidelines
- Incident reporting guidelines

John Intindolo · Accepted Answer

Which option should be addressed by the governance of cryptographic algorithms and systems at a minimum?
- The top web application security flaws and how they can be mitigated
- Industry-recommended cryptographic algorithms
- Transition plans for replacing outdated keys
- All keys that have been issued by the system

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