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Depends on what kind of data is in question. Backups and old incremential data can stay encrypted while disks are otherwise in use.
by nicce 5mo ago
Depends on what kind of data is in question. Backups and old incremential data can stay encrypted while disks are otherwise in use.
- stavros 5mo agoHm yeah, I always think of encryption at rest as "the drive handles encryption itself", rather than "we encrypted these archives before we wrote them", but fair enough.
- literalAardvark 5mo agoNot necessarily the drive, but yeah, where standards mandate encryption at rest you need to have the files on the live disk encrypted. Usually it's much less of a headache to luks/bitlocker/SED the whole drive so that you don't have to worry about swap files and logs