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Encrypt a file from SSIS using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)

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This article demonstrates how to create a CLR assembly that can encrypt or decrypt a file with AES-256 cryptography, how to reference the CLR assembly from an SSIS script task, and how to generate an MD5 checksum file so that its recipient can confirm the integrity of the encrypted file.

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2014-05-13

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