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KB-8037: What encryption types is used for the various DirectAudit components?

Auditing and Monitoring Service ,  

29 December,16 at 06:54 PM

Applies to:
All supported version of DirectAudit.

Question:
What type of encryption do the different DirectAudit components use?

Answer:
Communicating DA componentsIs communication encrypted?Encryption mechanism/technology used
Unix/Linux Agent <--> CollectorYesAdvanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256
Windows Agent <--> CollectorYesTriple Data Encryption Standard (Triple-DES)
Collector <--> SQL ServerYes/ForcedSSL 128 bit (SQL’s self-signed certificate may be used)
Audit Management Server <--> SQL ServerYes/ForcedSSL 128 bit (SQL’s self-signed certificate may be used)
Communication between databases (e.g. Management database talking to Audit Store database)Yes/ForcedSSL 128 bit (SQL’s self-signed certificate may be used)
PowerShell cmdlets <--> SQL ServerYes/ForcedSSL 128 bit (SQL’s self-signed certificate may be used)
All components <--> Active DirectoryYesKerberos
Data-at-rest is not encrypted. Audited data stored in SQL server is not encrypted. The only exception is sensitive information such as Outgoing account credentials. These are always stored encrypted.

Information on storing DA Video Data can be found here:
KB-6881: How Is Direct Audit Video Data Stored In SQL To Prevent Unauthorized Viewing

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