Amazon S3 provides a number of security features for protection of data at rest, which you can use or not, depending on your threat profile.
What feature of S3 allows you to create and manage your own encryption keys for sending data?
Client-side Encryption
Network traffic protection
Data integrity compromise
Server-side Encryption
Explanations:
Client-side Encryption allows you to create and manage your own encryption keys before uploading to S3.
Network traffic protection refers to securing data during transmission, not encryption at rest.
Data integrity compromise is not a feature of S3 but a security risk.
Server-side Encryption manages keys within S3; it does not allow user-managed encryption keys.
If I’m correct, the answer is:
Client-side Encryption
I categorize that the answer is:
Client-side Encryption