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Spring Labs helps businesses securely store and share sensitive data without revealing any personally identifiable information (PII) with patented, ultra secure cryptography and tokenization solutions.

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Sensitive Data Protection: Encryption vs Tokenization

April 24, 2023

In today’s data-driven world, protecting sensitive information is paramount. Organizations must ensure that their data is secure from both...

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Spring Labs helps businesses securely store and share sensitive data without revealing any personally identifiable information (PII) with patented, ultra secure cryptography and tokenization solutions.

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For Insurance Providers & Data Seekers

For Consumer & SMB Lenders

For Dapps & Web3-Native Companies

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Sensitive Data Protection: Encryption vs Tokenization

April 24, 2023

In today’s data-driven world, protecting sensitive information is paramount. Organizations must ensure that their data is secure from both...

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Spring Labs helps businesses securely store and share sensitive data without revealing any personally identifiable information (PII) with patented, ultra secure cryptography and tokenization solutions.

Read Our Latest Blog

Sensitive Data Protection: Encryption vs Tokenization

April 24, 2023

In today’s data-driven world, protecting sensitive information is paramount. Organizations must ensure that their data is secure from both...

Read Blog →

Reversible
Irreversible

Reversible Tokens

When you want to enable secure, authorized data sharing but need to retrieve the raw data for compliance or other purposes.

Irreversible Tokens

When you want a partners’ data, but don’t ever need to access its underlying sensitive information. It’s useful when two or more parties want to match customer lists to enrich their profiles, but need to preserve the privacy of their non-mutual customers.
Ubiquitous
Pairwise

Ubiquitous Tokens

One token for one input. A token that represents Arthur Dent looks the same for all parties.

Pairwise Tokens

Tokens are specific to a pair of two collaborators. Bob’s Arthur Dent token for use with Alice is different than his Arthur Dent token for use with Charlie.
Deterministic
Probabilistic

Deterministic Tokens

For when you want to directly match with another party.

Probabilistic Tokens

For when you want to compare data with another party, but can’t do one-to-one (e.g. ad attribution).
Reversible
Irreversible

Reversible Tokens
When you want to enable secure, authorized data sharing but need to retrieve the raw data for compliance or other purposes.

Irreversible Tokens
When you want a partners’ data, but don’t ever need to access its underlying sensitive information. It’s useful when two or more parties want to match customer lists to enrich their profiles, but need to preserve the privacy of their non-mutual customers.

Ubiquitous
Pairwise

Ubiquitous Tokens
One token for one input. A token that represents Arthur Dent looks the same for all parties.

Pairwise Tokens
Tokens are specific to a pair of two collaborators. Bob’s Arthur Dent token for use with Alice is different than his Arthur Dent token for use with Charlie.

Reversible Tokens

When you want to enable secure, authorized data sharing but need to retrieve the raw data for compliance or other purposes.

Irreversible Tokens

When you want a partners’ data, but don’t ever need to access its underlying sensitive information. It’s useful when two or more parties want to match customer lists to enrich their profiles, but need to preserve the privacy of their non-mutual customers.

Ubiquitous Tokens

One token for one input. A token that represents Arthur Dent looks the same for all parties.

Pairwise Tokens

Tokens are specific to a pair of two collaborators. Bob’s Arthur Dent token for use with Alice is different than his Arthur Dent token for use with Charlie.

Deterministic Tokens

For when you want to directly match with another party.

Probabilistic Tokens

For when you want to compare data with another party, but can’t do one-to-one (e.g. ad attribution).

Reversible Tokens

When you want to enable secure, authorized data sharing but need to retrieve the raw data for compliance or other purposes.

Irreversible Tokens

When you want a partners’ data, but don’t ever need to access its underlying sensitive information. It’s useful when two or more parties want to match customer lists to enrich their profiles, but need to preserve the privacy of their non-mutual customers.

Ubiquitous Tokens

One token for one input. A token that represents Arthur Dent looks the same for all parties.

Pairwise Tokens

Tokens are specific to a pair of two collaborators. Bob’s Arthur Dent token for use with Alice is different than his Arthur Dent token for use with Charlie.