No, I work in applied cryptography.
When I joined Amazon, the team I was hired on was called AWS Crypto Tools (which owned the AWS Encryption SDK, among other developer tools), while another team was called Transport Libraries (which owned S2N).
When I left in 2023, they started adopting more of the "Encryption At Rest" lingo for what was previously called Crypto Tools. I don't know if they landed on different verbage since then.
> after HIPAA passed encryption at rest was the buzz word of the decade as it was one of the primary requirement of HIPAA.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing.