Encrypt smarter: The Basis Theory Open Source KMS SDK
Blog post from Basis Theory
Basis Theory has introduced its Open KMS SDK, an encryption and key-management tool designed to help applications adapt to changing security, compliance, and customer requirements. The SDK uses JSON Web Encryption and JSON Web Keys to combine encrypted data with metadata about the associated key, algorithm, size, and location, allowing encryption configurations to change without requiring broad application-code changes. It centralizes encryption-schema registration for auditing and configuration management, provides integrations for major cloud KMS providers such as Azure and AWS, and standardizes key rotation through configurable validity intervals. The SDK also supports dependency injection for dynamic, multi-tenant key selection, enabling per-user or per-customer encryption keys, and integrates with Entity Framework so sensitive database fields can be automatically encrypted and decrypted through model annotations. Basis Theory plans to expand provider, algorithm, language, and framework support, while positioning the SDK alongside its broader tokenization platform for reducing exposure of sensitive data.
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