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Is data encrypted at rest since this is self-hosted?

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Linda G. 342 days ago

Since we're self-hosting, is data encryption at rest something SubsiMail handles, or is that entirely on us to configure at the infrastructure level?

Margaret Turner Staff 342 days ago

A bit of both — sensitive fields like SMTP credentials and API keys are encrypted at the application level regardless of your infrastructure. Broader disk-level encryption (encrypting the entire database volume) is on your infrastructure, since that's determined by your server/cloud provider setup rather than anything the application controls. Most cloud providers (AWS, DigitalOcean, etc.) offer encrypted volumes as a checkbox at provisioning time, which we'd recommend enabling for defense in depth beyond just the application-level encryption.

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