Encrypted storage & backups
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🔑 Key Takeaway: Encrypted storage and backups protect data at rest only when keys are separated, access is controlled, and restores are tested before you need them.
This page is a placeholder in the Operational Security framework. Planned content will expand the topic above using existing SEAL guidance patterns.
Contributions are welcome. See the contributing guide to help expand this section.
Further reading
- Technical Controls overview: the technical domain this belongs to
- Full Disk Encryption: the mechanics of encryption at rest
- Seed Phrase Management: the most sensitive material to back up
- Data Security Checklist: backup and recovery testing