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1.0.1Published Mar 4, 2026@pasar6987/sf-shield-encryption
Data-at-rest encryption with tenant secrets, encryption keys, and field-level encryption policies.
Published package · Latest published 1.0.1 Mar 4, 2026 · 3 datasets / 2 measures in the latest review · Updated Mar 11, 2026
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@pasar6987Published Mar 4, 2026Structure snapshot
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import rawctx
model = rawctx.load("@pasar6987/sf-shield-encryption")
prompt = rawctx.to_prompt(
"@pasar6987/sf-shield-encryption",
datasets=["DataEncryptionKey", "Platform Encryption Event Type"],
max_tokens=2000,
)
print(model.datasets) # ["DataEncryptionKey", "Platform Encryption Event Type", "TenantSecret"]
print(model.measures) # [Measure(name="DataEncryptionKey.Version", ...), Measure(name="TenantSecret.Version", ...)]
print(model.dimensions) # [Dimension(name="CreatedBy", ...), Dimension(name="DataEncryptionKeyCertName", ...), Dimension(name="Description", ...)]
print(model.relationships) # [Relationship(name='...', ...)]
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@pasar6987/sf-shield-encryption
Data-at-rest encryption with tenant secrets, encryption keys, and field-level encryption policies.
Overview
| Count | |
|---|---|
| Objects (Datasets) | 3 |
| Dimensions | 30 |
| Measures | 2 |
| Relationships | 0 |
Objects
- DataEncryptionKey — The DataEncryptionKey object is part of the Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) feature, which allows users to upload a data encryption key (DEK) using a public key generated by the Salesforce Shield Key Management Service (KMS). Customers create their own DEKs and upload them to Salesforce. Users access this entity via the API to list DEK keys for auditing purposes. They can also programmatically use this object to create the certificate and to upload key material.
- Platform Encryption Event Type — Platform Encryption event contains information about tenant secret and derived encryption key usage.
- TenantSecret — This object stores an encrypted organization-specific key fragment that’s used with the primary secret (KDF seed) to produce org-specific data encryption keys.
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