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Salesforce Shield Platform Encryption Architecture
Why Encrypt
- Balance Data Security with Business Needs
- Salesforce Encryption Principles
Fundamental Concepts in Shield Platform Encryption
Key Generation and Management Architecture
Customer Managed Key Options
How Shield Platform Encryption Works
Implementation and Ongoing Management
Keys and Secrets

Storing Encrypted Data for Database Encryption

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Storing Encrypted Data for Database Encryption

For Database Encryption, encrypted data is stored in a database fragment along with the IV and database tenant secret key ID.

The key material’s ID is used to locate the key value and creation date. These values are stored in a Salesforce object called TenantSecret. When a user accesses or saves encrypted data, the database encryption service retrieves the fragment and then uses the key ID to get the appropriate secret from the encrypted key cache.

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