Google debuts 'confidential matching,' a move to quell advertisers' concerns around data leakage
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Google's new 'confidential matching' tool utilizes Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) to enhance data security for advertisers' first-party data, reducing leakage risks significantly.
According to Kamal Janardhan, Google's senior director of product management, the new development isolates business information during processing, ensuring that no one, including Google, can access the data being processed.
As organizations face tighter regulations on consumer information, many marketers are concerned about data leakage. Google's service aims to address these concerns through additional security assurances.
Google's 'attestation' process provides partners with assurance that their data is handled in compliance with regulations and subject to third-party audits, enhancing trust in its platform.
Read at Digiday
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