Date-in-use Encrypting MongoDB

MongoDB is a source-available cross-platform document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas. Following benefits come for free with MongoDB-SGX : security: MongoDB-SGX gives data the safest place a database can give going beyond database encryption ("data at rest") black box database: not only is the database encrypted, but also queries to the database remain fully encrypted in the memory ("data in use") no static table encryption needed: database running in a confidential container by design encrypts the query, query processing on data, and the database no key rotation needed: avoid key management and update complexities known from data-at-rest databases untraceability: when combined with TLS, MongoDB-SGX keeps the user interacting with the database indistinguishable from any other user interaction even hardened security against memory dumps, query and user de-anonymization including kernel-space exploits, malicious and accidental privilege insider attacks, UEFI firmware exploits and other "root" attacks using the corruption of the application to infiltrate your network and system runs on any hosting environment irrespectivably of geo-location and complies with privacy export regulation, such as Schrems-II GDPR/CCPA compliant processing ("data in use") of user data in the cloud as data is anonymized thanks to the enclave How to deploy MongoDB-SGX in a zero-trust cloud? The Microsoft Azure Confidential Cloud infrastractures is SGX-ready out of the box https://github.com/enclaive/enclaive-docker-mongodb-sgx/blob/main/README.md *Any registered trademarks and rights therein are reserved to the respective owner. Any use by enclaive is for referential purposes only and does not indicate any sponsorship, endorsement or affiliation between the trademark owner and enclaive.