What is BYOK encryption?
Learn what BYOK encryption is, as well as the benefits and who's eligible to use it.
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Manage bring your own key encryption
Set up an AWS account and create an IAM role
Learn what you need to set up in AWS before using BYOK encryption.
Set up BYOK encryption
Read what you need to provide us so we can create the BYOK encryption for you.
Data managed with BYOK encryption
Learn what product data types are encrypted with keys hosted in your AWS account.
Revoke access to your BYOK encryption keys
See the steps you need to take to revoke access to your encryption keys.
Restore access to your BYOK encryption keys
See the steps you need to take to restore access to your encryption keys after revocation.
Request BYOK re-encryption
See the steps you need to take to re-encrypt data on your existing BYOK-encrypted products.
BYOK encryption limitations
Find out the limitations for BYOK encryption.
BYOK frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions regarding BYOK encryption.