Encryption at rest in Elastic Cloud: Bring your own key with Google Cloud
2026-10-19T19:23:27Z•8279c5fb15d5cd1199c6c047d2f21887f30f3fd07b570535b90d56be8b5baf8c
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What happened
Elastic Security Blog RSS content covering cloud encryption and customer-managed keys, AI-driven SIEM and threat detection, SOC automation, operational resilience, air-gapped security operations, Elastic Stack releases, and broader enterprise data and AI topics. Several October 2026 Elastic Stack release announcements state that potential security vulnerabilities were fixed, but no specific vulnerability identifiers or technical details are provided in the document.
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- 2026-10-19T19:23:27Z
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- Yes
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