Explain TLS as channel protection without claiming it is end-to-end or storage encryption.
A sales call needs a precise correction without embarrassing Sam. Sam has just said HTTPS means nobody can ever see the data. We use HTTPS, so nobody can ever see the data. fromTop The security lead needs a precise line. fromBottom HTTPS protects the connection to our service; stored data and staff access are covered by separate controls. Strong. It confirms the TLS value while separating transit, storage, and internal access boundaries. Sam is right, HTTPS means the data is encrypted everywhere after that. Too broad. TLS protects the channel, not every later storage or processing state. Let's avoid technical…
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