Karlsgate Identity Exchange

An Inside Look

The advent of the information age has brought forth unprecedented challenges in privacy and data security. As data becomes the cornerstone of innovation, particularly in AI, the need to balance the predictive value of personal data with individual privacy has become paramount. By overcoming the linkage problem, technology can enable a shared understanding between datasets without compromising personal data.

Emerging techniques such as Partitioned Knowledge Orchestration (PKO) and the Triple-blind Identity Mapping Protocol (T-BLIMP) developed by Karlsgate offer promising solutions to this problem. These techniques allow for the linking of data assets at an individual level without risking exposure of underlying identities, thereby addressing the critical need in the Protected Data Age.

These advancements in Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) are paving the way for a new social contract regarding personal data. They enable a zero-trust environment, maintain data custody, offer transparency in collaboration methodology, and allow for an open, scalable exchange network. Data practitioners now have a practical approach to privacy-aware data connectivity that fosters operational excellence with an "adopt once, use everywhere" tool.