Encrypted Fields in the SecureDoc Database (SQL Server)
Summary
Explains the security inherent in the SES database and how encrypted fields protect the data. Excludes 3rd party technology such as HPM, Intel AT.
The following document discusses the fields that are encrypted in the SES database.
Only fields deemed as "sensitive"� are encrypted. The encrypted tables and fields (and their descriptions) are shown below. All other tables and fields are considered "not encrypted"�:
Database encryption Type:
All sensitive data in the DB is encrypted with AES CBC using 256-bit randomly generated key stored in administrator’s key file. Some data like key files, server certificate, emergency data, … although not plaintext present entities encrypted by various ways outside of the SES and stored as is.
Tables and Fields
Note: These fields are depicted in the Database >Access Rights section of the SES Management Console:
Note: These fields are depicted in the Device section of the SES Management Console:
Note: These fields are depicted in the User Info section of the SES Management Console:
