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Skyflow provides a set of vault capabilities to securely leverage sensitive data for key business processes while preserving data privacy. In this blog post, we will be discussing the 3 key outcomes you will achieve out of the box when you use Skyflow to govern access to your sensitive data. continue reading

Personally Identifiable Information, or PII, is data that can be used to identify an individual. For a user of your product, their PII is the data that they input to identify themselves when creating an account, such as an email address or a phone number.   continue reading

The first major pandemic of the digital age has driven healthcare researchers, policy makers and practitioners to look to digital solutions to assist in disease prevention and treatment. Because these solutions often handle sensitive personal identity and protected health information, it is essential they properly ensure privacy, manage consent for data sharing, and protect against breaches and misuse.  continue reading

At Skyflow, our focus is on radically simplifying how companies manage, access and govern sensitive customer data. In the last 12 months, we have seen the emergence of a new category: the data privacy vault with Skyflow as its flag bearer.  continue reading

One of the many tricky things about running a startup in stealth mode is picking the perfect time to say “Hello, world”. Introductions are tough, particularly when you’ve spent two years building a company in secret. However, I’ve been dreaming about writing this blog post since we built our first prototype and I didn’t want to wait any longer, so without further ado, let me introduce myself and share what we’ve been working on. continue reading

Snowflake was destined for obscurity or worse. Snowflake seems like such an obvious winner today with the likes of risk-averse Berkshire Hathaway taking an unprecedented stake in their IPO. But it wasn’t always the case. continue reading

We can create a queryable federated Coronavirus health data store that’s locally controlled and managed by providers ensuring privacy of the citizens. By solving the problem of data ownership, governance and privacy, we can truly enable interoperability we so desperately seek. continue reading

Email is at the heart of your online identity. We use it everywhere — to log in to our banks, our health records, and even our social networks. But why do I have to give my email address to all these companies who can then turn around and spam me for life? continue reading