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        • Connecting to an RDS for PostgreSQL Instance Through JDBC - Relational Database Service-RDS for PostgreSQL

          Connecting to an RDS for PostgreSQL Instance Through JDBC - Relational Database Service-RDS for PostgreSQL

          Connecting to an RDS for PostgreSQL Instance Through JDBC Although the SSL certificate is optional if you choose to connect to a database through Java database connectivity (JDBC), download an SSL certificate to encrypt the connections for security.

          Help > User Guide > Instance Connection
        • SSE-KMS - Object Storage Service

          SSE-KMS - Object Storage Service

          You can create custom keys on KMS to encrypt your objects. If you do not specify a key, OBS creates a default key the first time you upload an object to the bucket. Custom keys or default keys are used to encrypt and decrypt data encryption keys (DEKs).

          Help > Object Storage Service > API Reference > APIs > Server-Side Encryption
        • Creating a Configuration File - ServiceStage

          Creating a Configuration File - ServiceStage

          The value can contain up to 128 characters. type Yes String Configuration file format. yaml properties sensitive Yes Boolean Whether to encrypt the configuration file. true: Encrypt. false: Not encrypt.

          Help > ServiceStage > API Reference > Application Management V3 APIs > Configuration Management
        • Advantages - Data Encryption Workshop

          Advantages - Data Encryption Workshop

          Advantages Extensive Service Integration By integrating with OBS, EVS, and IMS, you can use KMS to manage the keys of the services or use KMS APIs to encrypt and decrypt local data.

          Help > Data Encryption Workshop > Service Overview > KMS
        • Data Protection - Scalable File Service Turbo

          Data Protection - Scalable File Service Turbo

          Data Protection Encryption SFS Turbo supports server-side encryption, which allows you to encrypt the data stored in SFS Turbo file systems. When data is accessed, SFS Turbo automatically decrypts the data and returns it to you.

          Help > Scalable File Service Turbo > Service Overview > Security
        • Creating a Key for Cloud Service Encryption - Data Encryption Workshop

          Creating a Key for Cloud Service Encryption - Data Encryption Workshop

          For symmetric keys, the same key is used to encrypt and decrypt data, which is fast and efficient, suitable for encrypting a large amount of data. For asymmetric keys, a key pair, that is, a public key and a private key, are used for encryption and decryption.

          Help > Data Encryption Workshop > Getting Started
        • File System Encryption - Scalable File Service Turbo

          File System Encryption - Scalable File Service Turbo

          File System Encryption You can encrypt data on the newly created SFS Turbo file systems if needed. Keys used by encrypted file systems are provided by the Key Management Service (KMS), which is secure and convenient.

          Help > Scalable File Service Turbo > Service Overview
        • Overview - Data Encryption Workshop

          Overview - Data Encryption Workshop

          You need to call APIs to encrypt and decrypt a large amount of data.

          Help > Data Encryption Workshop > User Guide > Key Management Service
        • What Are the Differences Between HTTPS and HTTP? - Cloud Certificate Manager

          What Are the Differences Between HTTPS and HTTP? - Cloud Certificate Manager

          HTTP does not encrypt data in transmit, so confidential information, such as passwords, accounts, and transaction records, transmitted over HTTP is plaintext and easy to be leaked, stolen, or tampered with anytime. HTTP is insecure for transmitting private information.

          Help > Cloud Certificate Manager > FAQs > Certificate Consulting
        • Connecting to a Database in SM-based TLS Mode - GaussDB

          Connecting to a Database in SM-based TLS Mode - GaussDB

          Connecting to a Database in SM-based TLS Mode When connecting to a GaussDB server through JDBC, you can enable SM-based TLS to encrypt communication between a client and a server. This mode provides a highly secure channel for sensitive data transmission on the Internet.

          Help > GaussDB > Developer Guide(Centralized_V2.0-8.x) > Application Development Guide > Development Based on JDBC > Development Procedure > Connecting to a Database
        • Example Scenario - Data Encryption Workshop

          Example Scenario - Data Encryption Workshop

          For details about how to encrypt or decrypt a large amount of data, see Encrypting or Decrypting a Large Amount of Data. Parent topic: KMS

          Help > Data Encryption Workshop > Service Overview > KMS
        • Connecting to the Database (Using SSL) - GaussDB

          Connecting to the Database (Using SSL) - GaussDB

          Connecting to the Database (Using SSL) When you use psycopy2 to connect to the GaussDB server, you can enable SSL to encrypt the communication between the client and server. To enable SSL, you must have the server certificate, client certificate, and private key files.

          Help > GaussDB > Developer Guide(Centralized_V2.0-2.x)
        • Connecting the Database (Using SSL) - GaussDB

          Connecting the Database (Using SSL) - GaussDB

          Connecting the Database (Using SSL) When you use psycopy2 to connect to the GaussDB server, you can enable SSL to encrypt the communications between the client and server. To enable SSL, you must have the server certificate, client certificate, and private key files.

          Help > GaussDB > Developer Guide(Distributed_V2.0-2.x)
        • Does DCS for Redis Support SSL Encrypted Transmission? - Distributed Cache Service

          Does DCS for Redis Support SSL Encrypted Transmission? - Distributed Cache Service

          When connecting to an instance, clients can use the CA root certificates downloaded from the management console to authenticate the instance server and encrypt data during transmission. DCS Redis for 4.0/5.0 only support plaintext transmission.

          Help > Distributed Cache Service > FAQs > Security
        • Key Management - Cloud Operations Center

          Key Management - Cloud Operations Center

          Key Management Scenarios The Cloud O&M Center uses DEW to encrypt your host account password for secure protection. Before using Key Management Service (KMS), create a key on DEW. Configuring a Key Log in to COC.

          Help > Cloud Operations Center > User Guide > Automated O&M > Account Management
        • Obtaining the Public Key - OneAccess

          Obtaining the Public Key - OneAccess

          The public key is used to encrypt sensitive information when calling a service API.

          Help > OneAccess > API Reference > OneAccess APIs > User APIs > System APIs
        • Adding and Executing a Job - MapReduce Service

          Adding and Executing a Job - MapReduce Service

          If you want to use the OBS encryption function, follow instructions in Using OBS to Encrypt Data for Running Jobs to configure related information and call an API to run a job.

          Help > MapReduce Service > API Reference > API V2 > Job Management APIs
        • Configuring One-Way or Two-Way Authentication Between the Dedicated Gateway and Client - API Gateway

          Configuring One-Way or Two-Way Authentication Between the Dedicated Gateway and Client - API Gateway

          Configuring One-Way or Two-Way Authentication Between the Dedicated Gateway and Client Scenario If the API frontend supports HTTPS, you need to add an SSL certificate for the independent domain name bound to the API group. An SSL certificate is used for data encryption and identity

          Help > API Gateway > Best Practices > API Authentication
        • GAUSS-02781 -- GAUSS-02790 - GaussDB(DWS)

          GAUSS-02781 -- GAUSS-02790 - GaussDB(DWS)

          GAUSS-02781 -- GAUSS-02790 GAUSS-02783: "encrypt the plain text failed!" SQLSTATE: 39000 Description: Internal system error. Solution:contact technical support GAUSS-02784: "encode the plain text failed!" SQLSTATE: 39000 Description: Internal system error.

          Help > GaussDB(DWS) > 8.2.0 and earlier versions > Data Warehouse Service Error Codes > GAUSS-02701 -- GAUSS-02800
        • Transparent Data Encryption - GaussDB(DWS)

          Transparent Data Encryption - GaussDB(DWS)

          To avoid such problems, you can encrypt the sensitive data in the database and protect the keys that are used to encrypt the data. This prevents anyone without the keys from using the data, but this kind of protection must be planned in advance.

          Help > GaussDB(DWS) > Service Overview > Security > Data Protection Technologies
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