I have a feeling I've asked this question before, but I can't find my having asked it previously. I'm sorry if I've already asked this question.
We have a need to encrypt some data in the columns that they're stored in. However, we've no idea how that is done, both to store the data encrypted and to work with it in applications we write.
I work on a team of developers. You know what we developers are like - give us a chance and we'll "roll our own" every time. However, over time I've become more interested in using what might already exist, rather than re-inventing the wheel. However, my colleagues won't wait long. They're already on their way of writing some custom routine which will store the sensitive data encrypted in the columns. They're just trying to figure out where's the best place to store the encryption key.
However, I'd rather just use what comes with SQL Server 2016, than roll our own. If something does come with SQL 2016. So, here's the questions:
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