PII Scanner
Identify PII automatically with our AI-powered PII Scanner
Explore key features of our Data Masking tool that enhances data privacy while preserving its value.
Protect sensitive information by removing or
modifying personally identifiable information (PII)
Save time and minimize manual efforts by automatically detecting PII
Reduce the risk of identification of individuals by removing or altering PII
Keep your data relationship intact by preserving their referential integrity across databases and systems
Discover Syntho’s Data Masking features
Identify PII automatically with our AI-powered PII Scanner
Explore key features of our Data Masking tool that enhances data privacy while preserving its value.
Substitute sensitive PII, PHI, and other identifiers
Substitute sensitive PII, PHI, and other identifiers with representative Synthetic Mock Data that follow business logic and patterns.
Preserve referential integrity in an entire relational data ecosystem
Preserve referential integrity with consistent mapping in an entire data ecosystem to match data across synthetic data jobs, databases, and systems.
Syntho deploys within your secure environment, ensuring sensitive
data never leaves your premises. This allows data synthesis at the
source without external access.
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Explore how to eliminate data sharing challenges that you will face when sharing original data
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What is synthetic data?
How does it work?
Why do organizations use it?
How to start?
De-identification is a process used to protect sensitive information by removing or modifying personally identifiable information (PII) from a dataset or database.
Numerous organizations handle sensitive information and accordingly, require protection. The objective is to enhance privacy, mitigating the risk of direct or indirect identification of individuals. De-identification is frequently utilized in scenarios necessitating data use, such as for testing and development purposes, with focus on preserving privacy and adhering to data protection regulations.
Unlock data access, accelerate development, and enhance data privacy.
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