Some of the Shield Platform Encryption features, like Search Index Encryption, make use
of a customer controlled root key for DEK wrapping.
Root keys are stored on either a Salesforce controlled KMS, or on a supported external KMS
chosen by the customer. The KMS uses the root key to wrap the data encryption key during
transport. Shield Platform Encryption calls out to the appropriate KMS to request that a key
be wrapped for storage or unwrapped for use.
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