BigID, the category-leading data security and compliance vendor for the cloud and hybrid cloud, has received a first of its kind patent for the application of AI in finding both direct (PII) and indirect (PI) personal information across all data at cloud-scale with the US patent “Machine Learning System and Methods for Determining Confidence Levels of Personal Information Findings”.
The identity intelligence patent covers the discovery and classification of both unique and contextual information in structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data and the automatic correlation of personal data to an individual or privacy data subject. Applications of the AI-enabled identity intelligence patent in data security, compliance, privacy, and governance include:
- Automate GDPR / CPRA data subject access and deletion responses in privacy
- Detect data sovereignty / X-border violations based on a subject’s residency
- Determine what and whose data was impacted post-breach for security
- Perform accurate exact value matching at scale for billions of PII elements
- Resolve discrepancies in identity profiles
- Accurately measure data risk posture in DSPM from critical PII and compound PI
- Generate a virtual master identity record from distributed identity data fragments
- De-identify genAI training data from both PII and combinations of PI
- Flag potential bias in unstructured training data for genAI
The patented BigID identity intelligence technology is fully incorporated across the BigID product portfolio and has been deployed in full production across 100+ F500 enterprises.
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“Knowing your identity data at scale has never been more important for enabling data security in AI, automating privacy operations like DSARs and facilitating data security functions like DSPM, Data Access Governance and breach response,” explained Nimrod Vax, BigID head of product and cofounder. “BigID pioneered using AI for discovering, classifying, and contextualizing data for applications in security, compliance, and privacy. This latest patent continues our commitment to lead the industry in innovation for data intelligence for security, privacy, compliance, and AI.”
SOURCE: PRNewsWire