Built for regulators, not just for demos
Reversible pseudonymisation under your control, aligned with GDPR and recent case law, without pretending that personal data becomes anonymous when it leaves your systems.
Regulatory compliant by default
AliasPath uses reversible pseudonymisation. Under GDPR and CJEU reasoning, that remains personal data because you, as controller, can re‑identify it.
This is a feature, not a flaw. It keeps your obligations—and your control—intact, while ensuring that processors and AI providers only ever see data they cannot independently tie back to individuals.
Use what you need, where you need it.
AliasPath uses reversible pseudonymisation. Under GDPR and CJEU reasoning, that remains personal data because you, as controller, can re‑identify it.
This is a feature, not a flaw. It keeps your obligations—and your control—intact, while ensuring that processors and AI providers only ever see data they cannot independently tie back to individuals.
Processors see utility. Only you see identity.
When you send aliased data to non‑EU or hyperscale AI providers, the model can still operate on coherent records, household, policy, transaction chains, without access to the underlying individuals.
Transfers still need assessment, but the risk profile is materially reduced. A model or MCP compromise yields structured but non‑attributable data; the keys to re‑identification never leave your control
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