Release Notes
Product Description
CipherTrust Database Protection for MSSQL (formerly known as ProtectDB for MSSQL) delivers powerful protection for the sensitive corporate and customer information stored in databases. With CDP, you have the flexibility to encrypt data at the column-level within databases, at the application layer, and during batch-driven data transformation and transaction processes.
This document may at times abbreviate CipherTrust Database Protection for MSSQL to CDP and CipherTrust Manager to Key Manager.
Release Description
This release includes enhancements and bug fix.
Enhancements
Fixed OpenSSL vulnerabilities.
From this release onward, an additional popup has been added to the installer to confirm whether to copy libraries (required by CDP) to system folder. For details, refer to the user guide.
Resolved Issue
This section lists the issue that has been resolved in this release.
Resolved Issue
This section lists the fixed issue.
Reference | Synopsis |
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CADP-10441 | Unable to map users with metadata only install. |
Known Issue
The following issue is known to exist in the product at the time of release.
Reference | Synopsis |
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CADP-11212 | If float data type is selected in the column property, the unsupported data format error is returned.Workaround : Use the pdbctl utility to set the column-level encryption properties for float datatypes. |
Compatibility Information
CDP is compatible with:
CipherTrust Manager 2.4 or higher versions.
KeySecure Classic 8.12.3 or higher versions.
Upgrade Path
CDP can be upgraded from:
Upgrade Path | Upgrade Path |
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8.9.0 | 8.10.0 |
8.10.1 | 8.10.2 |
8.11.0 | 8.12.0 |
Note
If you are upgrading from any versions prior to 8.9.0, first upgrade to PDB 8.9.0 and then upgrade to CDP 8.12.1.
Supported Platforms
CDP for MSSQL supports all the versions of Windows operating systems that are supported by the database.
Supported SQL Server Versions
CDP supports the following SQL Server versions:
Supported Version | Supported Versions |
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SQL Server 2014 | SQL Server 2016 |
SQL Server 2017 | SQL Server 2019 |