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Data masking, sometimes called data obfuscation, is a technique for modifying data that allows authorized people or applications to use customer data while preventing or limiting its exposure or use by unauthorized people or applications.
The U.S. Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy will advance policies that protect the integrity and security of the internet, while promoting U.S. interests.
A data clean room is a secure and anonymous private data exchange where a company matches its first-party data with aggregated data from a second-or-third-party data source.
