Merge pull request #108673 from TimShererWithAquent/us1679050u

Change SSL to TLS per 1679050

Author: PRMerger13

articles/vmware-cloudsimple/azure-application-gateway.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ manager: dikamath
 
 You can use the Azure Application Gateway to manage incoming web traffic for your web servers running in VMware virtual machines within your CloudSimple Private Cloud environment.
 
-By leveraging Azure Application Gateway in a public-private hybrid deployment, you can manage web traffic to your applications, provide a secure front-end, and offload SSL processing for their services running in VMware environment. Azure Application Gateway routes incoming web traffic to backend pool instances residing in VMware environments according to configured rules and health probes.
+By leveraging Azure Application Gateway in a public-private hybrid deployment, you can manage web traffic to your applications, provide a secure front-end, and offload TLS processing for their services running in VMware environment. Azure Application Gateway routes incoming web traffic to backend pool instances residing in VMware environments according to configured rules and health probes.
 
 This Azure Application Gateway solution requires you to:
 

articles/vmware-cloudsimple/cloudsimple-security.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ For data at rest in the Private Cloud environment, you can use vSAN encryption.
 
 ### Data Protection for data that is required to move through public networks
 
-To protect data that moves through public networks, you can create IPsec and SSL VPN tunnels for your Private Clouds. Common encryption methods are supported, including 128-byte and 256-byte AES. Data in transit (including authentication, administrative access, and customer data) is encrypted with standard encryption mechanisms (SSH, TLS 1.2, and Secure RDP). Communication that transports sensitive information  uses the standard encryption mechanisms.
+To protect data that moves through public networks, you can create IPsec and TLS VPN tunnels for your Private Clouds. Common encryption methods are supported, including 128-byte and 256-byte AES. Data in transit (including authentication, administrative access, and customer data) is encrypted with standard encryption mechanisms (SSH, TLS 1.2, and Secure RDP). Communication that transports sensitive information  uses the standard encryption mechanisms.
 
 ### Secure Disposal