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Hold on, do you know for a fact that EPIC specifically doesn't encrypt data at rest? I'm not questioning your competence/knowledge, just trying to understand sp
by paul_milovanov 8y ago
Hold on, do you know for a fact that EPIC specifically doesn't encrypt data at rest? I'm not questioning your competence/knowledge, just trying to understand specifically what you're saying.
- specialist 8y agoThe database or file system is likely (hopefully) encrypted. I'm referring to record and field level encryption. Like this: Translucent Databases http://a.co/d/5855TYO http://a.co/d/5855TYO http://wayner.org/node/46 http://wayner.org/node/46 Think of how password databases don't actually store passwords. Instead they (should) be storing salted and hashed passwords. --- Please see my other comment about plaintext demographic data vs using unique identifiers.