Neutralize residency, compliance, and third-party breach risk by tokenizing sensitive data before it leaves your control.
Your enterprise needs best-in-class SaaS to stay competitive. But every new app introduces risk – forcing you to choose between innovation and compliance.
The best SaaS platforms live outside your jurisdiction. Using them means risking GDPR, PIPEDA, or HIPAA violations.
New tools multiply your “shadow data” estate – PII scattered across third-party clouds outside your control.
Each new app triggers lengthy reviews. Projects stall. Teams settle for outdated, second-rate tools.
DataStealth lets you adopt any SaaS app, anywhere, without exposing sensitive data. By tokenizing PII in-flight, SaaS becomes safe, compliant, and instantly deployable.
Tokenize PII before it crosses borders. Use any global SaaS tool while proving compliance to regulators and auditors.
SaaS vendors run their apps, you control the data. They process format-preserving tokens, not your customers’ real PII.
Apply one set of tokenization, encryption, and masking rules across your SaaS stack – no code changes, no agents.
Strict Canadian data residency laws blocked deployment of U.S.-hosted Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
DataStealth deployed in-line, requiring no changes to Salesforce. All Canadian PII was tokenized before reaching U.S. servers and safely de-tokenized for outbound emails.
The insurer launched Salesforce with full functionality and full compliance. Auditors confirmed no PII left Canada, turning a regulatory roadblock into a business enabler.
Deployed with a simple DNS or endpoint change. No code. No agents. Transparent to users and vendors.
Replace PII with format-preserving tokens in real time. SaaS apps function normally, but sensitive data never leaves your control.
Attribute-based access ensures only authorized users see real data. Offshore developers or vendors see only masked or tokenized values.
Get expert answers on how to deploy DataStealth at enterprise scale in your environment without performance trade-offs, code rewrites, or disruption.
