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Getting Started

Getting started with Enkryptify is easy. Follow the steps below to get started with Enkryptify.

  1. Sign up for an account on Enkryptify.
  2. Create a new team.
  3. Create a project.
  4. Add secrets to your project or import them from an existing project.
  5. Install the Enkryptify CLI or use one of the integrations to use secrets in your project.

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Secure your secrets

Security is our top priority, we always improve our security measures to keep your secrets safe. We use the latest encryption algorithms to secure your secrets. But you need to secure your secrets as well. Here are some tips to secure your secrets:

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General tips

  1. Don’t share your secrets outside of Enkryptify. This includes sharing secrets in emails, chat messages, or any other insecure methods, even with your team members.
  2. Don’t store secrets in your code repository. Use the CLI to fetch secrets from Enkryptify and use them in your project or if you want to use .env files make sure you add the .env file to your .gitignore file.

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Tips to secure employees

  1. Don’t share your Enkryptify account with your team members. Each team member should have their own account.
  2. Don’t share your secrets with team members who don’t need them. Only share secrets with team members who need them. Use the principle of least privilege.
  3. Add a requirement for two-factor authentication (2FA) for your team members. This adds an extra layer of security to your account.
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