GDPR and Test Data

Is real customer data sitting in your test environments?

GDPR asks companies to protect personal data and to build data protection into how systems are designed. Test and development copies of production data are an easy place to miss. Axis helps you find personal data in those copies and mask it, with C² Data Privacy as a preferred platform where it fits. Your legal team owns the wider GDPR program.

A process for test data

A repeatable process for getting safe data into dev and test environments.

Finding personal data

Find where personal data sits across your databases, files and cloud systems before you mask it.

Masking for non-production

Personal data in non-production environments is masked, with C² Data Privacy as a preferred option where it fits.

Ongoing support

Axis can run masking for you on request through the Managed Privacy Service.

A process for test data

A repeatable process for getting safe data into dev and test environments.

Masking for non-production

Personal data in non-production environments is masked, with C² Data Privacy as a preferred option where it fits.

Finding personal data

Find where personal data sits across your databases, files and cloud systems before you mask it.

Ongoing support

Axis can run masking for you on request through the Managed Privacy Service.

A process for test data

A repeatable process for getting safe data into dev and test environments.

Finding personal data

Find where personal data sits across your databases, files and cloud systems before you mask it.

Masking for non-production

Personal data in non-production environments is masked, with C² Data Privacy as a preferred option where it fits.

Ongoing support

Axis can run masking for you on request through the Managed Privacy Service.

General Data Protection Regulation

GDPR is a set of EU rules that protect the personal data of people in the EU. Your legal team decides how it applies to you; we help keep that data out of your test environments.

Who GDPR applies to

GDPR covers organizations that process the personal data of people in the EU. Your legal team can confirm how it applies to you.

What GDPR requires

GDPR asks for data protection by design and by default. In test environments, masking is one practical way to use less real personal data.