On Tue, 11 Sep 2001 11:53:05 +0100, "David Armstrong"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip>
>I would like to store all the details in my database. Is SQL Server 7
>secure enough to store this type of information or would PGP encryption
>be the way to go? I have looked at the cfx_pgp custom tag and the PGP
>E-Business Server, this is a very expensive option but is it the best
or
>most practical? To keep us right a bare minimum would be the coldfusion
>encryption of the information before it is recorded to the database.
We sell encryption tags that use RSA
(http://www.developer.perthweb.com.au). Much, much cheaper than PGP,
with the same key strength. The only drawback to using any asymmetric
encryption scheme is that the private key cannot be stored securely on
the server - so for decrypting the information, a human needs to be
present. Contact me offlist if you'd like to know how we have been
managing this for our clients.
Regards,
Kay.
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