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KB-6881: How Is Direct Audit Video Data Stored In SQL To Prevent Unauthorized Viewing.

Auditing and Monitoring Service ,  

15 August,16 at 07:44 PM


Applies to:
  
 
All versions of Centrify Direct Audit
 

Question:
  
Is the Direct Audit video data that is stored in an SQL Server database encrypted? What would prevent the video from being viewed should the database be compromised?

  
Answer:
 
The video data, although not encrypted, is stored in a proprietary format in the database. It is spread across multiple tables and rows. The data "as-is" cannot be played by a video player. It needs significant processing before it can be turned into a video file.

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