Because encryption keys can be lost or destroyed, a copy of the key should stored with a trusted third party called a(n):
A) key escrow.
B) control account.
C) authentication certifier.
D) key account.
E) white- hat hacker.

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A key escrow is a trusted third party that holds a copy of an encryption key, allowing for recovery if the original key is lost or destroyed.

Because Encryption Keys Can Be Lost or Destroyed, a Copy