Guidance on Secure Form Creation with AES-256 Encryption and PostgreSQL Integration

Create a form that captures the following fields: key file, certificate, password, director’s name, and state. This information will populate a table in a PostgreSQL database.

The team requires the data to be encrypted using Base64 conversion and AES-256 encryption. I would like guidance on whether this is possible and how I could proceed.

Found this while browsing and wanted to add: If you’re still exploring this topic, you might consider using client-side encryption to secure data before it reaches your server. This keeps sensitive details out of the SQL layer entirely. Another option could be asking if anyone has integrated the encryption process directly with Softr’s platform, perhaps with tools like Zapier or Integromat for automation. Thoughts?