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Is confluence 5.9.1 encrypted?

Lois Bennett May 13, 2016

That is the whole question....posed by my boss.  

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Daniel Wester
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May 14, 2016

Ask your boss for more details. Like everyone else said it can be and might be (i.e. Passwords are hashed) but it's a very open question that nobody can properly answer.

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Adrian Reid
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May 15, 2016

In a related dilbert - http://dilbert.com/strip/2016-04-21

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Rodney Hughes
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May 13, 2016

what does he/she want encryption for?  What is he/she worried about hiding?

2-factor login controls who has access

https might help but can slow things down in terms of the traffic flow over the internet but comes with other things to worry about

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 13, 2016

It can be.  Depends on how you set it up.  Encrypt the disk you install it on (or at least the data disk), use https to communicate with it, and encrypt the database you use.

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