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- Overview
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- Data security and compliance
- Switching from customer-managed to UiPath-managed keys
- Enabling a firewall for the customer-managed key
- Functional security
- Configuring the firewall
- Feature rollout
- Data residency
- Software requirements
- Organizations
- Tenants
- Licensing
- Accounts and roles
- External applications
- Logging
- Migrating to Automation Cloud™
Switching from customer-managed to UiPath-managed keys
Automation Cloud Admin Guide
Last updated Apr 26, 2024
Switching from customer-managed to UiPath-managed keys
You can always switch between the two encryption types, at your discretion. However, be mindful of the 15-minute propagation duration.
If you want to allow UiPath to manage your data encryption, you can do so by selecting UiPath managed key (Default).
Switching from a customer-managed key to a UiPath-managed key results in deleting your existing Azure Key Vault details and usage information from the organization. If you choose to switch back to the customer-managed key, you need to reenter this information.
This change does not affect already encrypted data, which remains available to you.