Sure thing. First off, any on‑the‑fly encryption has to meet the standard of the governing data‑protection law—GDPR, CCPA, or whatever applies in your jurisdiction. That means you need to prove the encryption algorithm is strong enough and that you can demonstrate its implementation. Then, check export controls: certain cryptographic tools are subject to the ITAR or EAR, so you’ll need a license or an exemption. Finally, you must keep a clear audit trail so that you can prove the data was encrypted before any breach or interception. If you skip any of those steps, you risk fines and legal liability.

Absolutely, I’ll make sure the logs are tamper‑proof and keep the algorithm up to date. You can count on it.

Will do. Just ping me if anything new crops up.

Got it, I’ll flag anything that needs your attention. Stay safe.