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Posts tagged with Data privacy and protection

19 November 2018

How to do Accurate Address Masking using Data Masker

Grant Fritchey shows how to adapt a data masking process, for address data, so that it incorporates knowledge of the data distribution in the real data. The result is fake address data, with an accurate distribution, for use in development and testing work. Read more

Data privacy and protection

David Poole

30 October 2018

David Poole

30 October 2018

The Data Catalog comes of Age

Nowadays, it isn’t just banks and multinational corporations who have to be rigorous about data. Even modest organisations who would previously been unable to afford the storage, tooling and processing power required, now have sophisticated data processing capabilities within their reach. Like the superhero of the comics, with such power… Read more

data classification

Data privacy and protection

Alex Yates

20 June 2018

Alex Yates

20 June 2018

Traditional database security doesn’t protect data

It seems every week there’s a new data breach to read (or tweet) about. I recently discovered this lovely visualization of the growing amount of private data about people like you and me that is being exposed. You can filter and/or sort the data by industry sector, method of leak… Read more

Data privacy and protection

database security

Annabel Bradford

28 March 2018

Annabel Bradford

28 March 2018

Redgate’s SQL Privacy Summit – London, 18 May

Are you responsible for data privacy and protection of SQL Server databases in your organization? Then you should join us for Redgate’s brand new conference, the SQL Privacy Summit, in London on Friday 18 May at the 5 star Grange Tower Bridge Hotel. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes… Read more

Data privacy and protection

GDPR

SQL Privacy Summit