When you enable encryption on a field that already has existing data, that existing data won't be encrypted.Encryption is supported only on the following field types: Single Line Text, Paragraph Text, Name, Phone, Email Address.The following restrictions and limitations apply to encrypted fields: You'll be able to view the data using the Entry Manager and entering your Private Key when viewing an individual entry. Any new data collected by the field will be automatically encrypted. Select the field and then turn on the Encrypt Field Data option under the Field Properties tab. Now that you have data encryption enabled, you can enable the encryption option on any of your Single Line Text or Paragraph Text fields that you would like to encrypt. The Private Key will only be displayed once.
There is no option to reset this key, and MachForm doesn't store this key anywhere. You need to copy the Private Key and save it in a secure place. Your encryption keys will be generated, and the Private Key will be displayed. Click the Generate Encryption Keys button to generate the keys and proceed. You'll be prompted to create your encryption keys. Turn on the Enable Data Encryption option under the Security section. To enable data encryption on your form, edit your form and click the Form Properties tab. If you lose the Private Key, your data will be permanently lost, as there is no way to reset the Private Key. To read the encrypted data, you'll be prompted to enter your Private Key. You're the only person who knows the Private Key. The Public Key is saved and will be used to encrypt the data of your field, while the Private Key is delivered to you and is not saved on the server. When you enable data encryption, MachForm will generate a Public Key and Private Key pair. You can now enable data encryption on your form for the following field types: Single Line Text, Paragraph Text, Name, Phone, Email, Address. This is where encrypted fields come in handy. Using SSL/HTTPS is one way to secure the data during transmission on the internet, but it doesn't secure your data when being stored in the database. When you're collecting sensitive data using online forms, it's critical to keep the data secure.
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