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Introducing Basis Theory Labs

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Date Published
Author
James Armstead
Word Count
739
Company Posts That Month
8
Language
English
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Summary

Basis Theory has launched Basis Theory Labs, a public hub created from an internal hackathon to showcase experimental tools, sample repositories, community projects, and partner integrations built around its data-security platform. The initiative reflects the company’s commitment to open source and building in public, while focusing on improving developer experience and demonstrating practical ways to use sensitive data safely. Initial projects include an Ansible lookup plugin for storing and retrieving CI/CD operational secrets through Basis Theory tokens, an Entity Framework ORM tokenization tool that adds automatic at-rest protection with minimal code, and Sendsecure.ly, an application for sharing secrets that are deleted after viewing or expiration. Although data remains stored in Basis Theory’s PCI Level 1 and SOC 2 compliant systems and tokens do not contain underlying values, Labs projects are working concepts that have not received production-level testing or support. Basis Theory invites developers to explore the documentation and GitHub organization, contribute projects, and collaborate through its community Slack.

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