IBM and Trūata partner to help businesses assess privacy risk in data with advanced Fingerprint technology
Trūata has announced the launch of its partner solution with IBM to help organizations to understand the privacy risk in their data.
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Trūata wins award at the international Privacy-Enhancing Technologies Prize Challenge
Trūata, the privacy-enhanced data analytics solutions provider has been awarded first place in the PETs Prize Red Team Challenge: Advancing Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning
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Trūata Calibrate now available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace
Trūata, the privacy-enhanced data analytics solutions provider, has announced the availability of Trūata Calibrate in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace.
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Greater than the sum of its parts: how combined analytics can amplify the value of anonymization
The accelerated adoption of technological innovations to optimise every aspect of our lives not only generates large volumes of data around our activities but also heavily relies on this data. The potential benefits to be gained from the use of this data serves both individuals and organizations.
Trūata granted patent by USPTO that addresses the privacy concerns in mobility data
Trūata has announced the issuance of a new patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office, further strengthening the foundations of its intellectual property.
Building privacy into AI: is the future federated?
Explore the potential of federated learning – secure data and protect privacy in an AI-driven world. Privacy and security concerns have led the charge for ML technology that can work in a way that preserves consumer privacy, which is why federated learning (FL) has gained such momentum.
How to navigate multiple data privacy regulatory frameworks
Organizations that adopt a proactive, privacy-centric approach will be better positioned to manage regulatory risk.
Consumers are calling the shots when it comes to data privacy
Changed behaviours and accelerated digital transformation triggered by the pandemic have become catalysts for conversations surrounding data privacy and consumers are making their expectations known. Our Global Consumer State of Mind Report, which captured the views of 8,000 consumers across the globe found that people want to take back control of their digital selves.
UK passes ‘adequacy’ test but are calls for GDPR protection cuts a step too far?
For a nerve-racking period of six months, the UK’s data protection practices were under close examination. A review was being undertaken, as the government was given time to prove it could continue to operate to the rigors of the GDPR following its exit from the EU.