This release introduces support for AWS-KMS Encryption, which means an encryption type must now be configured. If you are upgrading from a previous version, check the S3EncryptionType custom setting as followsyour encryption setting after upgrading:

• Go to SetupS-->Custom Settings

• Click Manage next to SDriveConfig

• See if there is a setting for S3EncryptionType. It should be set to AES256. This is the value that corresponds to SSE-S3 and is the default value for S-Drive Configuration

• If there is no custom setting called S3EncryptionType, create it:

  • From the page with the list of settings (after you clicked Manage), click New at the top

  • Under Name, enter S3EncryptionType

  • Under Value, enter AES256

• Once this value is set, you can change it if needed by going to the S-Drive Configuration page shown below.Drive Configuration--S-Drive Authentication Settings tab

• If the File Upload Encryption Type is blank, click “Click here to update”
  

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• Enter your AWS Access Key and Secret key and click “Configure Amazon S3 Credentials.”

• Choose the type of encryption you want from the File Upload Encryption Type dropdown list. S3-Managed Keys (SSE-S3) is the default and is recommended unless you’re using S3-KMS. See below for more information.

• Click “Configure Amazon S3 Bucket Name”

• After the success message you can click “cancel” to get back to the S-Drive Authentication Settings tab and see File Upload Encryption Type is filled in