diff --git a/web/support/kb/openstack/rclone_quick_tutorial.rst b/web/support/kb/openstack/rclone_quick_tutorial.rst
index 528dc5cbf7188a68f045ef992358e1ac88381007..f451b2a732cbc108282cf8f6f1d387ed0a7437bb 100644
--- a/web/support/kb/openstack/rclone_quick_tutorial.rst
+++ b/web/support/kb/openstack/rclone_quick_tutorial.rst
@@ -142,5 +142,80 @@ Unmount object storage
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 To unmount, simply press ``CTRL-C`` and the mount will be interrupted.
 
+Mounting encrypted directory
+----------------------------
+
+You can encrypt a directory in your remote container and decrypt it easily through ``rclone`` commands.
+First, we create a new remote in the rclone configuration file. It will be a subdirectory of your working remote (i.e. ``garr-cloud`` remote and ``crypt-dir`` directory). So, everything inside ``garr-cloud:crypt-dir`` will be encrypted and anything outside won’t.::
+
+    $ nano .rclone.conf
+    
+Copy and paste the following text at the end of the file::
+
+    [garr-cloud-crypt]
+    type = crypt
+    remote = garr-cloud:crypt_dir
+    filename_encryption = standard
+    directory_name_encryption = true
+    
+Then set the passwords that will be saved obscured inside the config file::
+    
+    $ rclone config password garr-cloud-crypt password <type_a_password> 
+    $ rclone config password garr-cloud-crypt password2 <type_another_password> 
+
+Now we need to create ``crypt_dir`` directory inside ``garr-cloud``::
+
+    $ rclone mkdir garr-dev:crypt_dir
+    
+or, if you have ``garr-cloud`` still mounted on ``~/mnt-rclone``::
+    
+    $ mkdir ~/mnt-rclone/crypt_dir
+
+Every file you will create inside ``garr-cloud-crypt`` container will be encrypted. 
+You can try it following these steps. First, we create a file to copy::
+
+    $ echo "Hello world" > test.txt
+
+Then, we copy it to the remote, in a new directory named ``test_dir``::
+
+    $ rclone copy test.txt garr-cloud-crypt:test_dir
+
+Now we can list the new created files through the mounted filesystem::
+
+    $ cd ~/mnt-rclone/crypt_dir/
+    $ ls -R 
+    
+You will get an output similar to this::
+
+    .:
+    0ruoo4gjnnuk01p4gok56li8ts
+
+    ./0ruoo4gjnnuk01p4gok56li8ts:
+    b4tc2rcdasquuns71k9fa2uiss
+
+and if you cat the content of the file, you will see that it has been encrypted::
+    
+    $ cat 0ruoo4gjnnuk01p4gok56li8ts/b4tc2rcdasquuns71k9fa2uiss
+    
+To access and decrypt the file in a complete transparent way, you can copy it from the remote through::
+
+    $ rclone ls garr-cloud-crypt:
+    
+        1048576 test_dir/test.txt
+
+    $ rclone copy garr-cloud-crypt: new_dir
+    $ ls new_dir
+
+        new_dir/:
+        test_dir
+
+        new_dir/test_dir:
+        test.txt
+
+    $ cat new_dir/test_dir/test.txt 
+        Hello world
+
+
+