Anonymization
Anonymization is a data processing technique used to protect individual privacy by removing or altering personally identifiable information (PII) in data sets, ensuring that individuals cannot be identified. It is widely used to facilitate the analysis and sharing of sensitive information, such as medical records or financial data. Anonymization methods include data masking, pseudonymization, and generalization, which transform identifiable data into a form that cannot be traced back to an individual. This allows organizations to use and share data for analysis, research, or public release without compromising data privacy or regulatory compliance.
Resources
AnalyticDiD
Product Overview
De-identify sensitive data, including personally identifiable information (PII), through pseudonymization and anonymization for secondary use or analysis.
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AnalyticDiD
Brochure
Learn how this intelligent de-identification platform unleashes the value of big data without compromising security and privacy.
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Fasoo's Approach to Zero Trust Security
Solution
Fasoo takes a different approach than today’s traditional solutions. We push controls and security to what needs protection – the file – and bind them so safeguards travel everywhere with the file.
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