Product Update April ‘23

Evervault has recently introduced several updates and features to enhance the security and functionality of its offerings, focusing on securely storing API credentials and secrets, improving encryption speeds, and providing access to open-source code. With the migration to the SECP256R1 elliptic curve, encryption speed in E3 has improved fourfold, while the publicly available source code for Cages allows developers to verify the runtime and their processes within an enclave. New metrics for Cages enable users to monitor CPU and memory usage, and encrypt/decrypt operations in the dashboard. Additional updates include the support for HTTP header encryption, client IP preservation in Inbound Relay, and enhanced styling options for Inputs forms. Evervault Guides, a new documentation section, offers step-by-step guides for building encrypted solutions in various tech stacks, and the company has expanded its educational content with blog posts exploring topics like SHA-1 deprecation and the development of secure enclaves.

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