Need to take SQL Azure database backup into blob using dacpac services, the blob has to be encrypted.

We are able to take backup of our database into blob storage using dacpac services, but we need to encrypt the blob data. Please suggest the efficient way to do it.

Hello,
As per my understanding, Windows Azure Storage does not transparently encrypt data or provide any special encryption mechanisms. Azure Blob Storage protect the data by using a storage key to control access to all data in that Storage Account.
If you want to encrypt data of file inside Azure Blob Storage Services , you can refer to the following thread about same requirement:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsazure/en-US/23465a1e-1fce-481a-b375-6e2434186ea6/encrypt-sql-azure-blob-data?forum=windowsazuredata#bf6c9921-176e-4c76-b976-3b94c795cd16
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