Evervault vs Samsung SDS Database Encryption (SDBE)

Evervault is a developer platform for collecting, storing, processing, and forwarding sensitive data while keeping it encrypted in a customer’s infrastructure. Its dual-custody model has customers store encrypted data while Evervault manages the keys. Relay encrypts or decrypts data in transit between clients and destination servers. Functions run code that decrypts data at runtime, and Enclaves provide isolated environments for Docker containers. Payment products include card collection, 3D Secure, network tokens, Card Account Updater, BIN Lookup, Card Reveal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Developers can connect through SDKs, a REST API, or CLI; listed SDKs cover JavaScript, React, iOS, Android, React Native, Node, Python, Ruby, Java, PHP, and Go. Relay can forward encrypted card data to processors such as Stripe and Adyen. A free sandbox account provides platform testing without a credit card, sales calls, or time limits, but sandbox and production data and access are separate. The Platform plan costs $995 a month plus usage. Evervault is headquartered in Dublin.

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