I've found two threads relating to encryption of data at rest and to Couch's GDPR-readiness, but I don't think either quite covers what I think I need.
I'm creating a site for a religious group within our diocese. Part of the requirement is for members to be able to access some 'internal' information - the first step is meeting minutes, but there will be more.
Since membership of the group implies membership of the religion, any personal details are 'sensitive personal data' under GDPR. Encryption at rest is therefore highly desirable (and at least arguably necessary).
There's an encyption solution for front-end data in the forums, but this won't help here as it says it doesn't work with the site control panel. Membership of the site has to be approved by the admin, so has to be in the control panel, as does the meeting data (which includes names of those attending, so again sensitive data).
Is there any solution for this - or even any way of making the whole database for a Couch site encrypted?
I'm creating a site for a religious group within our diocese. Part of the requirement is for members to be able to access some 'internal' information - the first step is meeting minutes, but there will be more.
Since membership of the group implies membership of the religion, any personal details are 'sensitive personal data' under GDPR. Encryption at rest is therefore highly desirable (and at least arguably necessary).
There's an encyption solution for front-end data in the forums, but this won't help here as it says it doesn't work with the site control panel. Membership of the site has to be approved by the admin, so has to be in the control panel, as does the meeting data (which includes names of those attending, so again sensitive data).
Is there any solution for this - or even any way of making the whole database for a Couch site encrypted?