Synechron Develops Differential Privacy Tech to Leverage Internal Data
The solutions are designed to allow firms to query data and build models more effectively without breaching global privacy rules.
Synechron, a New York-based consultancy and tech provider, is in the early stages of building differential privacy solutions in partnership with an unnamed start-up. The solutions will allow teams within a financial firm to analyze and query data from various parts of the business without breaching global data protection regimes such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
“Banks have limitations and restrictions applied to only give access to data that they deal with, or that comes from
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