The following are the latest product highlights/enhancements for the SafeNet data protection portfolio:
ProtectApp 8.10.1 (JCE)
API Enhancements:
•Retrieving custom attributes of a KeySecure user.
•Update API support for AES-GCM in local mode.
FPE Enhancements:
•Support for Unicode for FPE Algorithm in local mode.
Persistent Cache changes:
•Security Updates
BYOK Enhancements:
• Enhancements in BYOK (PKCS1v2.1/RSAOAEP-SHA1 wrapping algorithm supported in KeySecure in 8.10. Updated BYOK as earlier wrapping was done in local mode).
Web Services:
•Retrieving custom attributes of a KeySecure user.
ProtectApp 8.5 (.NET Core)
New Initiative with following supported functionality in Remote mode
•Creation of Keys.
•AES algorithms AES/CBC/PKCS7Padding ,AES/ECB/NoPadding.
•HMAC
•Sign/Verify using RSA keys with PKCS1Padding/PSSPadding
ProtectApp 8.9.1 (.NET)
Persistent Cache changes
•Security Updates.
•Enhancements in Persistent Cache.
ProtectApp 8.9.1 (ICAPI)
Persistent Cache changes
•Security Updates.
•Enhancements in Persistent Cache.
ProtectApp Integrations
•Protectapp JCE integration with SalesForce integration for supporting Cache only.
•AWS RDS SQL Server 2016 (Always Encrypted) with ProtectApp CNG
•Azure AQL Server 2016 (Always Encrypted) with ProtectApp CNG
•IIS 7 on Windows 2008 with ProtectApp CNG.
Tokenization 8.10.1
API Enhancements
•Batch insert with Custom Token Property for all databases.
•Get Custom Token Property for tokens for SQL Server, Oracle, Informix and MySQL
Web Services
•Adding Support of JBoss.
•REST/SOAP API for batch insert with Custom Token Property for all databases.
•REST/SOAP API to get Custom Token Property for tokens for SQL Server, Oracle, Informix and MySQL
Miscellaneous
•Upgrading JCE in TM package to 8.10.0
Bug Fixes:
•(TM-8670) Token Service cannot connect to Database
ProtectDB SQL Server 8.10.1 Installer Update
•Installer supports Windows Authentication on SQL Server
Bug Fixes
•Fixes for large datatypes.
ProtectDB DB2 8.8
IPV6 support
•ProtectDB DB2 client can work with IPV6 on k170v.
