TLS 1.3 vs AES-256: What's the Difference? (And Why You Need Both)

What is the difference between AES-256 encryption and the TLS 1.3 protocol? Are they interchangeable? The short answer: No! They serve different purposes — and in fact, they work together to keep your data safe. In this video, we simplify the concepts of TLS 1.3, RSA, ECC, and AES-256 using visual analogies like tunnels and envelopes — helping you understand how these technologies collaborate in securing internet communications. 🔐 Topics covered: TLS = the secure tunnel RSA/ECC = the key exchangers AES = the data protector Why TLS 1.3 uses AES-256 🎓 Perfect for: cybersecurity beginners, GRC students, compliance analysts, and curious minds. 💡 Want hands-on cybersecurity training without needing to code? Visit https://unlimitedst.com 📌 Don’t forget to: 👍 Like 🧠 Subscribe 🛎️ Hit the bell to stay updated on real-world cybersecurity explained in simple terms! #TLS13 #AES256 #CybersecurityBasics #EncryptionExplained #GRCTraining #NetworkSecurity #InfoSec #TLSvsAES #CyberEducation #SecureCommunication