Privacy Computing
Privacy computing is a collection of technologies that enables data analysis and computing while protecting the data itself from external disclosure, achieving the purpose of "available and invisible" for data; achieving the conversion and release of data value on the premise of fully protecting data and privacy security.
IBDT provides Privacy computing technology services for users, including the following functions:
Data encryption and secure transmission: The Privacy computing system uses encryption algorithms to encrypt sensitive data and ensure data security during transmission. Including transport layer encryption and end-to-end encryption to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks and eavesdropping.
Privacy protection computing: The Privacy computing system can perform computing operations on encrypted data without decrypting the data. This means that computing can be performed in an encrypted state without exposing the plaintext of the original data.
Data anonymization and desensitization: The Privacy computing system can anonymize or desensitize sensitive data to reduce the risk of data association. By using technologies such as data masking, data perturbation and data generation algorithms, the system can protect personal identity and sensitive information while maintaining data availability.
Access control and privilege management: The Privacy computing system uses access control and privilege management mechanisms to restrict access to and use of sensitive data. Only authorized users or computing nodes have access to specific data and computing functions to ensure the legal and secure use of data.
