May 04, 2023
4 min read

Product Update May ‘23

The Evervault Team

Customers Page

We built a page to showcase the cool ways our customers are using Evervault. Take a look at how Humaans encrypts third-party API credentials or how Ness became PCI compliant in days, not months.

File Encryption is out of Beta

After a successful beta period, all Relays can now encrypt and decrypt files. To see file encryption in action, check out a guide on how to encrypt a file and upload it to S3.

If you’re curious to see it in action, check out how Swan encrypts customer video files.

Blog Rebuild

We're pleased to introduce our blog rework, which focuses on enhancing readability. The cleaner layout offers better prose styling and spacing and improved color contrast for a more comfortable reading experience. Check out the new design and share your feedback. Happy reading!

Cages Updates

Cages now support an egress allowlist. This lets you restrict your Cages network egress to specific hostnames, providing more fine-grained control than the previous on/off egress mode. You can specify an egress allowlist in your Cage.toml, or using the CLI.
You can now lock your Cage down to specific signing certs. Cage images must be signed to be deployed. Our latest release allows you to restrict Cage deployments to images signed using a specific signing certificate. This lets you scope down access to your trusted key pair to prevent rogue deployments.
The Evervault attestation bindings project now accepts a list of PCRs for a Cage to validate against. This makes the process of moving between Cage deployments easier. Whether it’s during a certificate migration or a Cage update, you can now provide multiple sets of PCRs to trust during the attestation period making it easier to keep your services in sync. This has been shipped to our NodeJS SDK and will be realized in our Python SDK.
We’ve also tightened access to E3 from within Cages to block traffic where the IP within the token given doesn’t match the remote IP of the connection.
Lastly, we’ve made further improvements to the throughput of E3 for encrypt and decrypt operations by adding support for short-lived key sessions and reducing serialization during each operation.

Team Activity

We’re excited to announce Team Activity Logs, which are designed to help you monitor activity related to actions within your Evervault team. Each log contains important information about each action, including who made the request, the services used, the actions performed, and the parameters for those actions.

You can access your Team Activity Logs by navigating to the new Activity tab in your Evervault dashboard.

Team DX

Last month we prioritized some little big updates to improve how Evervault users interact with their Teams. Here’s a summary of the updates:

Pro Plan for Personal Teams: You now have the option to upgrade your personal teams to our Pro Plan, unlocking a host of premium features and benefits to help you work smarter and faster.
Create Multiple Free Teams: We understand that collaboration is key, so we've made it even easier for you to work with different groups. You can now create multiple free teams, making it simple to collaborate with various teams on different projects.
Developer Experience Enhancements: We've listened to your feedback and made several smaller improvements to our developer experience, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable time working on our platform.