The newly introduced Field Level Encryption (FLE), which will be available in the upcoming MongoDB 4.2 release, is an end-to-end encryption feature that encrypts and decrypts sensitive users' data on ...

🔏 CakePHP plugin that provides field-level (column) encryption within the application layer before data is stored or transmitted to the database, supporting regulatory compliance, zero-trust security ...

Google recently released new features for its SaaS data warehouse BigQuery which include column level encryption functions and dynamic masking of information. Specifically, dynamic masking of ...

One of the most common concerns security engineers hear sounds like “field level encryption is awesome, but alas we can not afford it because we will need to completely rewrite the code and ...

One of the most common concerns security engineers hear sounds like “field level encryption is awesome, but alas we can not afford it because we will need to completely rewrite the code and ...

EFCore.Encryption should be compatible with any SQL database provider (tested with Postgres, Sqlite, SQL Server and MySQL). Note that EFCore.Encryption is not a full implementation, you will need to ...

The FSF introduced the Email Self-Defense guide in 2014, and it has been one of our most popular resources because of its ease of use and its global application. Available in sixteen languages, the ...

Database encryption protects sensitive information by scrambling the data when it's stored, or as it has become popular to say, "is at rest." ...

MongoDB’s field-level encryption protects private data—even from DBAs Solving the dreaded sysadmin problem, one protected field at a time.

For very sensitive data, these vulnerabilities are unacceptable. Client Side Field-Level Encryption (CSFLE) is MongoDB’s answer to these problems. With CSFLE, the MongoDB driver selectively encrypts ...