Watch our tech talk with AWS experts, "Data Residency 101: How to Scale for Global SaaS Growth", to discover innovative solutions for navigating data residency laws, including the data privacy vault. Learn how to expand globally while ensuring compliance with regulations like GDPR and PIPL.
Most businesses start with a single payment processor. Working with a single payment processor simplifies your architecture and helps you go to market faster. But, this approach has drawbacks. In this webinar you'll learn about future proof and scalable ways to take control of your payment stack, increase business flexibility and security while reducing fees, and accelerate global expansion, while maintaining compliance.
Historically, businesses have addressed data privacy and security challenges by building a solution themselves or by stitching together a solution with different tools. But, new privacy regulations and increasing risks posed by malicious actors are making data privacy an ever-changing and increasingly complex space. In this on-demand webinar, we discuss the zero trust data privacy vault architectural pattern, challenges of designing and building a data privacy vault API, and balancing developer ease of use with security and data utility.
Your users' table doesn’t belong in your database – it belongs in a data privacy vault, which isolates, secures, stores, and tightly controls access to manage and use sensitive data. In this talk, we explore this topic in detail, making a case that the only way to meet consumer and regulatory demands for data privacy is to stop intermixing application and user data. We’ll walk through a real-world sample application showing how to apply these concepts to a customer support system.
In this talk, we discuss the data privacy vault, a secure, isolated database designed to store, manage, and use sensitive data. Using real-world examples, we'll show how the data privacy vault simplifies and solves data privacy for a number of use cases like PCI data lock-in, de-identification of data in an analytics pipeline, and secure storage and governance of user PII.
Businesses need to store sensitive data like names, emails, credit cards, and banking information to support features like account creation and payments. But storing sensitive data is a compliance and security burden. And traditional approaches to maintaining data privacy for payments are complicated, full of silos and abstractions. In this technical session, we’ll show how you can enable data privacy and payments with Skyflow and Moov through a live interactive demo.
In this webinar, Robin Andruss, Chief Privacy Officer of Skyflow, Niranjan Vemulkar, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Yellow, and Abanish Singh, Head of Legal & Privacy at Vodafone Intelligent Solutions India, discuss India’s upcoming Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Bill and how businesses can be proactive and adopt future-proof solutions for handling customer data now.
Businesses are collecting, storing, and analyzing more data than ever. However, not all data is created equal. Some data, like sensitive user data, is special and requires better protection than other data. In this webinar, we'll discuss how leading companies secure and protect sensitive data using zero trust data privacy vaults. We will introduce and demo Skyflow, a data privacy vault delivered as an API and answer live questions.
Anshu Sharma, Skyflow Co-Founder & CEO, joins Judy Shaw, host of NYSE Floor Talk, to discuss how Skyflow Data Privacy Vault is helping businesses securely store their customers' financial, healthcare, and other personal data. Anshu explains what Skyflow is, and how Skyflow isolates and protects sensitive data while making it usable and enabling secure data sharing.
Anshu Sharma (Co-founder & CEO, Skyflow) and Jeff Richards (Managing Partner, GGV Capital)—with special guest Glenn Solomon (Managing Partner, GGV Capital)—have an unscripted and honest conversation about getting companies to trust your software as a startup, selling to the smallest big customer, and creating a mental map on failures and successes by reading up on companies and their leaders.