Data Minimization Using Protected Data Domains

When data includes sensitive personal data, it can be more complicated to deliver the right data in the right form to the right analysts and systems. Privitar Protected Data Domains break through these challenges and enable you to easily prepare a dataset for use in a particular context. You define where retaining data resolution is essential and trade off against where it is not. They employ data minimization, and therefore represent the ideal unit for managing risk according to your tolerance based on the data and users for each analysis.

Centralized Control of Data Linkage and Enrichment

When linkage is by design, you can maintain referential integrity and enrich data containing personal information to lead to breakthrough insights. But uncontrolled linkage can result in inadvertent re-identification or discovery of additional sensitive information, whether by well intentioned analysts who are collaborating or by third parties with whom you have limited visibility and control.

Privitar Protected Data Domains enable centralized control of what data can be linked. Within each Protected Data Domain, you can preserve referential integrity using consistent tokens, but linkages between Protected Data Domains are prevented by using completely independent sets of pseudonyms.

Watermarks Embed Data Provenance

Metadata Define Scope and Intent

Each Protected Data Domain includes metadata for properties such as requester, approver, user(s), purpose and duration of use that define the scope and intent of each dataset. You can automate the enforcement of access entitlements and data expiration by using this metadata can in conjunction with your data catalog, identity and access management system, and other data pipeline tools.

Datasets Retain Compatibility