Blog
A collection of posts and updates about the product, the company, technical articles and more.
Convert the User model in your Prisma/Next.js app to CipherStash
In this article we cover how to create a secure, searchable data vault for your users using TypeScript and Next.js, and safely migrate your existing data.
Cryptographic Failures is now #2 on the OWASP Top 10
The OWASP Top 10 has recently been updated, and it has recognised Cryptographic Failures as the #2 vulnerability category. Here's how CipherStash can help.
Latest Posts
Convert the User model in your Prisma/Next.js app to CipherStash
In this article we cover how to create a secure, searchable data vault for your users using TypeScript and Next.js, and safely migrate your existing data.
Linting your GitHub Actions
Your infrastructure-as-code is still code, and all that YAML needs to be checked for correctness. So does ours, and we did something about it.
3 security improvements databases can learn from APIs
It turns out there’s heaps we can learn from API security improvements and apply to databases. Here are the top 3!
Cryptographic Failures is now #2 on the OWASP Top 10
The OWASP Top 10 has recently been updated, and it has recognised Cryptographic Failures as the #2 vulnerability category. Here's how CipherStash can help.
Our free developer plans are almost here!
Building secure applications is about to get a whole lot easier.
TypeScript and excellent developer experience (part 1)
How smart use of the type-manipulation features of TypeScript can deliver a first class developer experience to users of your library
CipherStash founder speaks on AusBiz TV
I spoke to host, Sam Brown about why CipherStash could be a gamechanger for enterprise data security.
Welcome David Wu
We are excited to announce that Dr David Wu, Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, has joined CipherStash as an official advisor
Why we're building CipherStash
With data breaches continuing to threaten our privacy and data security, are current data protection schemes enough?