IBM has
released a new data masking solution that aims to prevent the theft of
confidential information.
The technology identifies sensitive information such as credit card or Social
Security numbers and masks the data from the end user in the same way as a
password is displayed as dots when entered.
IBM touted the technology as way to allow developers and software testers to
go about their work without being able to view valuable information.
"The new data masking solution can help companies take advantage of internal
and external talent and resources available around the world, and enhance the
security and privacy of critical data," said Martin Marut, a partner with IBM
Global Business Services.
"Our solution can help improve the development and testing processes by
making real data available, but in such a way that protects the integrity and
privacy associated with highly sensitive information."
The technology requires WebSphere Information Analyzer and WebSphere
DataStage software, and is sold as part of Big Blue's Business Intelligence
portfolio.
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