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Transparent Data Encryption : Configuring Transparent Data Encryption policies : Creating encryption policies
 

Creating encryption policies

Encryption of your data is managed through encryption policies. When you create a policy, you specify what database object (table, index, LOB, or Type I area) will be encrypted and the strength of the encryption cipher for the object. If you do not specify a cipher, the default, AES_CBC_128, is used. Creating a policy does not encrypt your existing data; it indicates that all future writes are encrypted. See Encrypting your existing data for instructions on encrypting your existing data.
Encryption policies are created in several ways. See one of the following sections for more information:
*To create a policy from the command line, see Creating encryption policies with PROUTIL EPOLICY.
*To create a policy with Data Admin, see Creating encryption policies with the Data Administration tool.
*To create a policy with OpenEdge SQL, see OpenEdge SQL support for transparent data encryption.
* Creating encryption policies with PROUTIL EPOLICY
* Creating encryption policies with the Data Administration tool