Statice – Anonymise personal data, safe & GDPR-compliant
Your data is too valuable not to be used.
Overcome the challenges of data protection – with Statice
With Statice, you can now safely anonymise your company data and generate privacy-compliant synthetic data that can be shared internally and externally. By complying with the strict requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and through our privacy guarantee, you can use your data easily and efficiently, without security concerns.
Tasks such as developing new products or optimising your customer experience become your priority, and even in-depth analyses are no longer an obstacle. Increase your business agility sustainably and reshape the value creation along the data lifecycle.
of companies had to stop innovative projects due to data protection requirements. - Bitkom
was the global average total cost of a data breach in 2021. - IBM
of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations by 2023. - Gartner
Synthetic data as a solution.
Full flexibility while protecting privacy
The software solution developed by Statice turns your real data into synthetic data. It consists of completely new data points, but has the same structure and highly similar statistical properties than the original data set. Thanks to the privacy protection mechanisms, it is no longer possible to draw conclusions about sensitive information in the original dataset. This makes synthetic data an asset that is easy to handle and can be used in a variety of ways in different areas of the business.
Guaranteed GDPR compliance
The Statice solution evaluates the data protection of the synthetic data created at any time. In a user-friendly dashboard, you can check whether, for example, the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for data anonymisation are met. In addition, you get access to statistical information about the synthetic data quality and privacy, ranging from simple checks to comprehensive analyses and simulated privacy attacks on the data. The results can easily be used to prove data security to many stakeholders, such as the Data Protection Authority.
The benefits of Statice at a glance
- Unlock access to data.
Create new, synthetic data from your real data, which you can distribute throughout the company and use for many application purposes and analyses across all areas. - Flexible integration in your data flow.
To make integration into your existing data infrastructure as easy as possible, the Statice solution comes with an easy-to-use web interface and a Software Development Kit. - Data never leaves your premise.
You always have full control over your data, as the Statice solution is available as an on-premise solution. - Built to scale.
You can effectively anonymise large amounts of data with several million entries and over 5,000 dimensions.
Many use cases
Analysing historical data helps you rethink processes and drive innovation. And by sharing data easily, you enable a new way of collaborating with internal experts and external partners without revealing any sensitive customer information.
Event- and transactional data helps you better understand your clients. By accessing and merging different data sources you can easily discover customer behaviour to meet new customer needs.
Processing data in the cloud and using scalable resources opens up new potential for your company and saves costs. Benefit from the possibilities of the cloud without compliance concerns and without ever disclosing sensitive information.
By using synthetic data, you make a conscious decision to minimise risk and strengthen public trust in your organisation.
Find out why Statice helps your industry too:
Financial industry
To maintain a competitive edge, accessing and processing master- and transactional data is essential. However, strict data protection regulations and lengthy governance processes limit your ability to use data flexibly. Because some of your data resources contain personally identifiable information, they may not be shared with other departments. This complicates company-wide analyses and creates unnecessary data silos. In addition, it hinders the use of cloud technologies and inhibits the use of artificial intelligence in the company. However, a privacy-compliant synthetic version of this data can be immediately shared with other departments or even cross-border subsidiaries and can be used for product development or predictive analytics without compromising data privacy.
Once proved anonymous, you can legally process synthetic data for further purposes without the consent of your customers and thus gain insights into behaviour from this data.
Healthcare and pharmaceutical industry
The GDPR and many, sometimes competing, regulations in the healthcare sector make it difficult to access representative patient or disease data. For the use of such information with partners, e.g. to gain insights into disease progression and therapy options, the effectiveness of medicines or for joint product development and research, the need for reliable privacy procedures is essential. At the same time, however, reliable information is needed to derive robust findings. The risk of data breaches often prevents organisations from using this data at all. Synthetic data allows you to access the information securely while protecting the privacy of individual patients. This enables research collaboration and a better and more comprehensive understanding of patients and diseases.
Telecommunication companies
The telecommunications industry collects a large amount of high-frequency data every day. Besides master data, it is particularly traffic data that contains personal information. This includes phone numbers, details about call durations, location data or information about transmitted data volumes. This data is of central importance, e.g. for trend analyses, but may only be processed or stored to a very limited extent – at least unless the customer explicitly agrees to its further use.
Synthetic data provides you with a legally compliant solution for storing and analysing data, even over longer periods of time. Thanks to the data protection guarantee, you safeguard the privacy of your customers and can gain deep insights into the usage behaviour of telecommunication services quickly and easily.
... and many more.
The Statice solution is highly flexible and can be individually customised to your business needs. We will be happy to inspire you to find out which use cases we can realise in your company!
Pricing
- User-friendly privacy configuration & profiles
- Fully customizable
- Implementation assistance & support included
- Intuitive graphical user interface
- Workspaces, team & access management
- Database & data catalogues integration
- Privacy risk assessment
- Combination of SDK & Platform solution possible
- Use case design, software implementation, training & support inclusive
- Data Protection Impact Assessment support
Unlock the potential of your data
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FAQ
What is synthetic data?
Synthetic data is data generated by an algorithm. It consists of entirely new data points that have the same structure and similar statistical properties as the original dataset. However, due to privacy protection mechanisms, it is no longer without further ado possible to draw conclusions about sensitive information in the original data set.
How can synthetic data be used?
Synthetic data can be used in the same way as real data, the only difference is that it no longer contains sensitive, personal information. For example, you can use synthetic data for ad-hoc analysis of data sets, product development or to unlock group-wide insights - internally or in collaboration with partners.
What kind of data can be anonymised with Statice?
Statice can be used to anonymise all personal and sensitive data. The information only has to be available in a structured form, e.g. as a table.
Is the anonymity of the synthetic data guaranteed?
Yes. Statice goes beyond traditional post-processing, which typically blacks out sensitive fields or generalises attributes. Our anonymisation method mitigates the risk of a potential re-identification by consistently removing all 1:1 relationships to the original data. With the help of our integrated privacy assessment, you can easily prove that your synthetic data is legally compliant with data anonymisation requirements as defined in the GDPR.
Is it possible to reverse engineer the synthetic data generated with Statice?
No, unlike other anonymisation methods, the generation of synthetic data is irreversible: there is no key to revert from the synthetic data sets to the original ones.
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