Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product are provided for swapping secrets in source code. One or more secrets in source code are identified by scanning the source code. The set of the one or more secrets are exported to a secrets manager. A reference ID for each secret in the set of the one or more secrets is received from the secrets manager. The source code is injected to replace each secret from the set of the one or more secrets with the corresponding reference ID.

Abstract: Accessing shared sensitive information in a managed container environment is provided. Each worker node in a plurality of worker nodes has access to shared sensitive application data located in a secure enclave within the plurality of worker nodes using a data encryption key. Each worker node in the plurality of worker nodes protects the data encryption key of each respective worker node using a sealing key that is unique to the secure enclave on a respective worker node.

Abstract: Accessing shared sensitive information in a managed container environment is provided. Each worker node in a plurality of worker nodes has access to shared sensitive application data located in a secure enclave within the plurality of worker nodes using a data encryption key. Each worker node in the plurality of worker nodes protects the data encryption key of each respective worker node using a sealing key that is unique to the secure enclave on a respective worker node.

Abstract: Technologies for providing software code and data with in-memory protection through runtime memory encryption are described. A service comprising an integration component (an interface set) receives software program code and data that is to be protected in one or more protected areas of execution in memory. The integration component can integrate with a software development pipeline. The service (e.g. a wrapper engine component thereof) obtains the software program code and wraps the software program code and the data into a wrapped component. The service generates a secure counterpart program for executing in one or more protected areas of execution in memory (e.g., an enclave).

Abstract: Technologies for providing software code and data with in-memory protection through runtime memory encryption are described. A service comprising an integration component (an interface set) receives software program code and data that is to be protected in one or more protected areas of execution in memory. The integration component can integrate with a software development pipeline. The service (e.g. a wrapper engine component thereof) obtains the software program code and wraps the software program code and the data into a wrapped component. The service generates a secure counterpart program for executing in one or more protected areas of execution in memory (e.g., an enclave).