>>We're facing the dilema of encrypting our free tables or moving to a more secure backend. The move to a new backend would be a HUGE ordeal and the encryption seems to be a much quicker/easier solution.
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>>We've seen Cryptor recommended but I have reservations as I've read that it does not work with 64-bit machines.
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>>Are there any other products that encrypt/decrypt free tables on the fly like Cryptor does or can anyone offer other ideas on how to secure free tables?
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>>Thanks in advance for your input.
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>Check Craig Boyd's sweetpotatosoftware.com/spsglob for encryption.
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>Download at:
>http://www.sweetpotatosoftware.com/SPSBlog/ct.ashx?id=db662a8f-d47c-46c8-b0d2-a591c20d024b&url=http%3a%2f%2fwww.sweetpotatosoftware.com%2ffiles%2fvfpencryption.zip

We've downloaded that in the past. The biggest difference is that with Cryptor the tables stay encrypted during access. With vfpencryption, you would unencrypt the entire table before accessing and then encrypt it when finished. This would basically leave our table unencrypted all day long since we have about 150 users accessing the tables all day. Not to mention the headache's involved with trying to determine if the table is encrypted or unencrypted at the time a user queries the table.

Thanks for the input though.