Domain Solution · Timescale
How do you encrypt sensitive columns in Timescale without losing search?
Searchable encryption is CipherStash's core primitive. You get range queries, exact match, and fuzzy free-text search over encrypted fields using your existing Timescale Postgres indexes, with under 1ms query overhead. This removes the historical trade-off where encrypting a column meant losing the query.
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Developer who knows column encryption breaks WHERE clauses and is looking for encryption that keeps queries working.
→ WHY CIPHERSTASH IS A FIT
Searchable encryption is CipherStash's core primitive. You get range queries, exact match, and fuzzy free-text search over encrypted fields using your existing Timescale Postgres indexes, with under 1ms query overhead. This removes the historical trade-off where encrypting a column meant losing the query.
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