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    <description>Sophisticated encryption algorithms mean little when the keys protecting them are stored in plaintext configuration files, rotated on decade-long schedules, or accessible to anyone with a read permission. This article examines high-profile organizational breaches rooted in key mismanagement and lays out a disciplined lifecycle framework that security engineers can implement today.</description>
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