Note that for FIPS compliance, you can't just use PGP, you need to insure that all the PGP keys and/or configurations are set to only use FIPS compliant algorithms. ...

Some great suggestions here guys, its a great help. I have a workshop with the client in a few days. It seems there is indeed more than one...

Hey,

Has anyone got any further suggestions for this solution?

Either of the first 2 works, if you dont specify a location it assumes the root directory to place the encrypted file, and the 3rd one is fine

itll create a file, there are other switches for what to do with the file incase of duplicates:

pgp --decrypt report.doc.pgp --symmetric-passphrase Pa55w0rd --overwrite remove

I just spoke to another PGP Consultant to had another way of doing it:

Website passes record to PGP -> Encrypts -> passes back to website -> Website inserts into database

Just...

Ok really simple stuff:

pgp --encrypt report.doc --passphrase Pa55w0rd report.doc:encrypt (0:output file report.doc.pgp)

pgp --decrypt report.doc.pgp --passphrase Pa55w0rd

That will be enough to get the script working from a PGP point of view,...

Lowell (6/20/2012)

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it sounds like you are looking for a CLR which can encrypt/decrypt a file to disk using PGP;

my Google-Fu pointed me to this thread from 2007 about SecureBlackbox ,...