Encrypting Confidential Data at Rest — Ensure all relevant data are encrypted
It's often not enough to make sure that new objects get encrypted: you also want that encryption to apply to the objects that are already stored.
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It's often not enough to make sure that new objects get encrypted: you also want that encryption to apply to the objects that are already stored.
For this example, you have configured your cluster so that Secrets are encrypted on write. Performing a replace operation for each Secret will encrypt that content at rest, where the objects are unchanged.
You can make this change across all Secrets in your cluster
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