Obfuscation
Data obfuscation, also known as data masking or data anonymization, is a process of altering or transforming data in order to make it unintelligible or less meaningful to unauthorized individuals. The purpose of data obfuscation is to protect sensitive or confidential information from being accessed, understood, or misused by unauthorized entities.
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Data obfuscation is the process of disguising confidential or sensitive data to protect it from unauthorized access.🔗crowdstrike.com -
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Find out what exactly data obfuscation is, the most common data obfuscation methods, and what to look for when choosing the right tool for implementing it.🔗Immuta
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Data obfuscation is the process of replacing sensitive information with data that looks like real production information.🔗Learning Center -
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