my-talks VS acra

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Anastasia Voitova, from the Ukrainian computer security consultancy Cossack Labs, has some relevant talks about secure software development, including one from iOSCon London in 2019

You want to look at acra which intercepts your postgres calls and adds encryption.

https://github.com/cossacklabs/acra

So I've seen something like this before i.e. https://github.com/cossacklabs/acra

So for me everything has to be infrastructures as code. I don't want to log into a UI and start configuring connections etc.

Also not keen on giving you production accesses to my databases, but maybe I misunderstood your implementation.

So I like the idea of a docker container that does this as a proxy.

It's a tough market you're going into, $395 per database is a big ask.