Encrypted Offline Cache (EOC) is the mechanism that is used for storing the repeated and the most sensitive data, which is used in the client's application.

Encrypted Offline Cache is precisely known as EOC. It permits a flexible on-device data storage procedure for Android, iOS, BlackBerry, and Windows. This procedure provides a better alternative to the user for storing the manipulated data or the fetched response using the defined adapter data when offline and synchronizing the data for the usage of the server, which provides modifications that were completely developed when offline or without Internet connectivity. In order to dedicatedly create any mobile application for multiple platforms such as iOS and Android, consider using JSONStore rather than EOC. It seems to be much more practical to implement and is supposed to be the best practices of IBM. The JSONStore provides a mechanism to ease cryptographic procedures for encrypting forms and implementing security...