MySQL Enterprise Encryption allows your enterprise to:
• Secure data using combination of public, private, and symmetric keys to encrypt and decrypt data.
• Encrypt data stored in MySQL using RSA, DSA, or DH encryption algorithms.
• Protect replicated data by encrypting the MySQL Binlog and Redo Logs.
• Digitally sign messages to confirm the authenticity of the sender (non-repudiation) and the integrity of the message.
• Eliminate unnecessary exposure to data by enabling DBAs to manage encrypted data.
• Interoperate with other cryptographic systems and appliances without changing existing applications.
• Avoid exposure of asymmetric keys within client applications or on disk.
Additional Resources
• Documentation: MySQL Enterprise Encryption
• White Paper: A Guide to MySQL and PCI Data Security Standard Compliance
• Presentation: MySQL Security Best Practices
• Security Discussion Forum