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SER02-EX1: Signing and sealing is required only for objects that must cross a trust boundary. Objects that never leave the trust boundary need not be signed or sealed. For instanceexample, when an entire network is contained within a trust boundary, objects that never leave that network need not be signed or sealed. Another example would be objects that are only sent down a signed binary stream.
Risk Assessment
Failure to sign and then seal objects during transit can lead to loss of object integrity or confidentiality.
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