Picsart uses industry-standard encryption methods designed to encrypt communications between Picsart systems and user end (e.g., RSA Asymmetric-Key Algorithms). All data transmitted between customers and the Picsart service uses industry standard protocols such as TLS1.2 (or greater) for data in transit, and AES256-bit ciphers for data at rest. Access to Picsart’s production network and infrastructure is restricted from open, public networks (i.e., the Internet).
How does Picsart encrypt the data?
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