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Private AI Launches Cloud API to Streamline Data Privacy
Private AI, a leading provider of data privacy solutions, has introduced a Cloud API for its cutting-edge PII detection, redaction, and data minimization solution. This innovative tool is set to transform how businesses safeguard and manage sensitive customer data.

Migrating Your Privacy Workflows from Amazon Comprehend to Private AI
At Private AI, we pride ourselves on making scalable solutions for large companies, small businesses, and government institutions that need to securely handle the potentially sensitive data and information that is flowing through their infrastructure.

Privacy Attacks against Data and AI Models (Part 3)
This last part of our series gets a bit more technical when discussing attacks on AI Models with the goal of obtaining illicit access to the data, as well as re-identification attacks launched against the data used by AI developers to train the model.

The Costs of a Data Breach in the Healthcare Sector and its Privacy Compliance Implications
About a year ago we covered the 2022 Cost of a Data Breach Report by IBM. The 2022 report had surfaced that the cost was highest in the healthcare and financial industry, followed by pharmaceuticals and technology.

New York's Acceptable Use of AI Policy: A Focus on Privacy Obligations
New York State has taken a step towards ensuring responsible and ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in the public sector through its newly established Acceptable Use of Artificial Intelligence Technologies policy.

Safeguarding Personal Data in Sentiment Analysis: A Guide to PII Anonymization
Let’s say you need to run sentiment analysis on a PII in dataset of reviews. You will use one of the pre-trained models offered by HuggingFace. There is only one problem: Your reviews contain names, addresses, and other Personal Identifiable Information (PII). What should you do?

Changes to South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Act to Take Effect on March 15, 2024
South Korea Personal Information Protection Act was substantially revised in March of 2023. In addition, an Enforcement Decree was announced last November, which is scheduled to take effect on March 15, 2024.