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this sounds like a cool paper and result: https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/989
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this sounds like a cool paper and result: https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/989
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this sounds like a cool paper and result: https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/989
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Okay #InfoSec and #DBA types... What's your opinion on encryption key rotation for things like #databases and #dataatrest
Does rotating keys buy you any additional security? Or does it give adversaries a better chance at finding a working key with which to decrypt any data they find?
If you keep the key database local to the machine, compromise of the machine means compromise of all the encryption keys... so what's the point?
Am I missing something?
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Okay #InfoSec and #DBA types... What's your opinion on encryption key rotation for things like #databases and #dataatrest
Does rotating keys buy you any additional security? Or does it give adversaries a better chance at finding a working key with which to decrypt any data they find?
If you keep the key database local to the machine, compromise of the machine means compromise of all the encryption keys... so what's the point?
Am I missing something?
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Okay #InfoSec and #DBA types... What's your opinion on encryption key rotation for things like #databases and #dataatrest
Does rotating keys buy you any additional security? Or does it give adversaries a better chance at finding a working key with which to decrypt any data they find?
If you keep the key database local to the machine, compromise of the machine means compromise of all the encryption keys... so what's the point?
Am I missing something?
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Okay #InfoSec and #DBA types... What's your opinion on encryption key rotation for things like #databases and #dataatrest
Does rotating keys buy you any additional security? Or does it give adversaries a better chance at finding a working key with which to decrypt any data they find?
If you keep the key database local to the machine, compromise of the machine means compromise of all the encryption keys... so what's the point?
Am I missing something?
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Okay #InfoSec and #DBA types... What's your opinion on encryption key rotation for things like #databases and #dataatrest
Does rotating keys buy you any additional security? Or does it give adversaries a better chance at finding a working key with which to decrypt any data they find?
If you keep the key database local to the machine, compromise of the machine means compromise of all the encryption keys... so what's the point?
Am I missing something?
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Use infrastructure encryption to add an additional layer of encryption for data at rest using customer-managed keys.. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-encryption-using-cmk-for-azure-database-for-postgresql-flexible-server/ #InfrastructureEncryption #DataAtRest #CustomerManagedKeys
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Use infrastructure encryption to add an additional layer of encryption for data at rest using customer-managed keys.. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-encryption-using-cmk-for-azure-database-for-postgresql-flexible-server/ #InfrastructureEncryption #DataAtRest #CustomerManagedKeys
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Use infrastructure encryption to add an additional layer of encryption for data at rest using customer-managed keys.. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-encryption-using-cmk-for-azure-database-for-postgresql-flexible-server/ #InfrastructureEncryption #DataAtRest #CustomerManagedKeys