Solitera Data Masking Tool – SoliteraTA

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Solitera Data Masking Tool

What is Data Masking?

Data masking is a method of creating a structurally similar but inauthentic version of an organization’s data. The purpose is to protect the actual data while having a functional substitute for occasions when the real data is not required.

Although most organizations have stringent security controls in place to protect production data in storage or in business use, sometimes that same data has been used for operations that are less secure. The issue is often compounded if these operations are outsourced and the organization has less control over the environment. In the wake of compliance legislation, most organizations are no longer comfortable exposing real data unnecessarily.

Employee Table :- Without data masking

Employee_ID Employee_Name Email
E101 sanky sankayhayuj@gmail.com
E102 monu monu12456@gmail.com
E103 Johanson Johanson456@gmail.com
E104 Rehan Rehan1456@gmail.com

Employee Table :- With data masking

Employee_ID Employee_Name Email
E101 sanky sa#######uj@gmail.com
E102 monu mo#####56@gmail.com
E103 Johanson Jo#######56@gmail.com
E104 Rehan Re#####56@gmail.com

Speed

In Application development “speed to market” is the overall goal but without data masking there is a risk of breach.

Boundaries

We provide dynamic and static data masking to ensure that sensitive information is unavailable beyond the permitted production environment.

Accurate Data

Data masking allows you to work with accurate data without re-engineering or identifying the original values. This allows developers to have the opportunity to work with data that is similar to what they would be working on in a live production environment by using synthetic data.

 

Real Time

We provide Dynamic: “on the fly” real-time data masking of production data and Static: protecting specific data elements at rest, typically database column or flat-file field values.

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