Documentation on Encryption of Data Sent to AWS from Monitors

The user asked for documentation regarding the encryption of data sent to AWS from monitors. It was suggested to check out https://support.controlup.com/docs/controlup-architecture-security-concepts. All data is encrypted with the Rijndael algorithm (AES) with a 128-bit encryption key. Depending on the mode either ControlUp Cloud servers or local storage will be used to store the key.

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Hi guys just struggling to find a bit of Documentation on the encryption of data sent to AWS from monitors

128 bit AES

there was a doc before i need to but in a doc

https://support.controlup.com/docs/controlup-architecture-security-concepts

All data objects in the configuration database are encrypted using the Rijndael algorithm (AES) with a per-customer random 128-bit encryption key. In Hybrid Cloud mode, the encryption key is stored on the ControlUp Cloud servers and protected using DPAPI. In On-Premises mode, the data is encrypted for obfuscation purposes only and the key is stored locally, with a secret hardcoded string.

All data objects are encrypted locally, at the Console/Monitor instances, before being transmitted over the network to the relevant web services/database.

thanks 🙂

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