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CipherStash makes access control cryptographic. The rules aren't configured. They're enforced. A breach yields ciphertext, nothing useful.
San Francisco, CA cipherstash.com Joined June 2020
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Prisma 8 just hit release candidate.
And it has searchable encryption built in thanks to CipherStash.

We’ve worked with the Prisma team to give you:
🔎 Encrypted search
🔽 Encrypted Sorting and range queries
📃 Searchable encrypted JSON

All natively in Prisma 8’s shiny new API:
✅ Prisma migrations support encrypted data
✅ Prisma schema works with encrypted data types
✅ Prisma queries work with encrypted queries

Plus, its fully supported in Prisma Compute and Prisma Postgres.

Data Level Access Control just got even easier. Full announcement in the comments.
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Today we're launching the CipherStash + Supabase integration.

Developers can now build privacy-first PostgreSQL applications without giving up the features they expect.

What you get:

* Search encrypted data (equality, range, ordering & full-text)
* Encrypt sensitive fields before they ever reach Postgres
* Keep keys under your control with ZeroKMS
* Add data-level access control tied to identity
* Works natively with Supabase and TypeScript

This is about making strong security the default—not something that slows developers down.

Learn more:
cipherstash.com/supabase

Docs:
cipherstash.com/docs/integrati…

Thanks to the @supabase team for partnering with us. Looking forward to seeing what everyone builds next.
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Build privacy-first apps on Supabase.
Supabase Verified account @supabase Jul 9
CipherStash brings searchable field-level encryption to Supabase.

→ Encrypt sensitive fields at the application layer, no schema changes
→ Search, sort, and join over encrypted data without decrypting it
→ Keys stay under your control with ZeroKMS

One command to set up: `npx stash init --supabase`

Learn more → supabase.com/blog/searchabl…
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