Network Security Protocol (NSP)

A Network Security Protocol (NSP) is a set of rules and methods used to protect data as it travels across a network. It ensures that information is securely transmitted by verifying the identities of parties involved, encrypting the data to prevent eavesdropping, and confirming that it hasn't been altered. Think of it as a secure communication standard that helps keep your online information private and safe from malicious attacks, enabling trusted interactions over the internet or corporate networks. NSPs are essential for maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and authentication in digital communications.