Mobius V11.2

With Mobius each install has a license key that provides access to specific repositories and features and functions. 

Usually your account executive will provide this to the Mobius administrator. 

Hello Robie,

Thank you for the clarification.

From an architectural perspective, does Mobius support encryption at rest for repository storage (such as DAF files), and is this enabled by configuration? in point of  security aspect.

Ramana,
ContentEdge (Mobius) does support AES 256-bit Encryption, both in flight and at rest.
Custom configurations can be set, and I would advise employing our services teams and technical support teams to get the most of your deployment.

Hi ,Thank you for the clarification Russell,
And also From an architectural perspective, when AES-256 encryption at rest is enabled in Mobius, is the encryption applied at the repository level (impacting DAF files directly), or is it typically handled at the underlying storage layer?

Ramana,
Great question!! 
ContentEdge (Mobius) encrypts the content files themselves (DAF), it doesn't solely rely on just the storage media to be able to claim “encryption at rest”.
 

Hi,

The repository-level encryption for DAF files is awesome;

However, the transition to having the content within the Print Agent database in recent versions creates a potential security gap.

Ser-Foong Fong,
Printing, in general, requires the document to be temporarily decrypted into a print‑ready format. In Mobius, this happens briefly, over protected internal enterprise channels, and the file is deleted after printing. So this isn’t a security gap as long as standard enterprise transport and host controls are in place.