Encryption in cryptography is the process of encoding a message or piece of data so that only authorized parties may read it. The only thing encryption does is make it so an eavesdropper can't understand what's being said. The plaintext of a message or other piece of information is encrypted with an encryption algorithm (a cypher) to create unreadable ciphertext. A pseudorandom encryption key produced by an algorithm is typically used in an encryption system for practical reasons. It is theoretically feasible to decode the message without the key, but doing so would involve a lot of time, effort, and expertise, as well as a well-designed encryption method. If the sender includes a decryption key for the intended recipients, they will have no trouble reading the communication. In this study, we present the architecture of a system in which sensitive patient information is concealed. Radiology report digital in order to send information securely