Data Masking

Data Masking allows you to work with data assets securely, eliminating the risk of data breaches. This process replaces authentic data with fictitious yet meaningful information. Sensitive data can be substituted with fixed strings or through more sophisticated methods such as shuffling or format-preserving encryption.
Masking can be implemented in two ways: dynamic or static, depending on where the data replacement occurs. DataSunrise supports both approaches, offering comprehensive protection for your sensitive information.

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Dynamic Masking

Replacement of sensitive data in real time when the client accesses the database.

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Static Masking

Data protection from exposure in development, DevOps and testing areas.

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3 Key Points to Protect Your Confidential Data

Ensuring Compliance

Sensitive data is the most valuable asset of any company and pseudonymization is obligatory according to such regulations as GDPR, SOX, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and more.

With DataSunrise you can become compliant in just a few clicks.

Modern Data Masking Technologies

Pre-build masking methods and highly customizable data masking rules to meet every security requirement.

Masking of the entire database, a separate column or schema for any purpose such as development, testing and training.

Reliable Protection

Prevention of sensitive data leak and exposure, complete obfuscation of sensitive data.

Data protection and De-identification of PHI, PII or other sensitive data. Easy to install, configure and manage both on-prem and in the cloud.

Try Masking Solution by DataSunrise for Environment Build:

In application development and testing
For analytics and statistics
For outsourcing and off-shoring projects

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Timely Elimination of External and Internal Threats

Protect sensitive information and eliminate the slightest risks of malice when giving access to third party contractors such as developers, market, scientific researchers or company employees. Despite the fact that they have access to your data, you still have full control over it.