encrypted endpoints
[en-ˈkrɪp-təd ˈend-ˌpɔɪnts]
nounpl: encrypted endpoints
pontos de extremidade criptografados
1. Network connection points or nodes that have been secured through encryption protocols to protect data transmission and prevent unauthorized access
The company implemented encrypted endpoints to ensure all API communications remain secure.
A empresa implementou pontos de extremidade criptografados para garantir que todas as comunicações da API permaneçam seguras.
2. Servers, devices, or applications at the end of a communication channel that use encryption technology to safeguard sensitive information
Mobile applications connecting to encrypted endpoints reduce the risk of data interception.
Aplicativos móveis conectados a pontos de extremidade criptografados reduzem o risco de interceptação de dados.
This is specialized technical terminology primarily used in IT, software development, and cybersecurity sectors in both Brazil and Portugal. In Brazil, tech professionals often use a mixture of English and Portuguese terms. In Portugal, there is a stronger preference for Portuguese translations using 'encriptado' rather than the Anglicized 'criptografado', though both terms are understood. The concept reflects the global emphasis on data protection and privacy compliance (such as LGPD in Brazil and GDPR in Europe).
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