Creating smart data starts here
Self-Sovereign Data
Let your data think for itself
When your data knows how to protect itself, you gain control without adding complexity.
The reality of modern data
In a world of cloud sprawl, AI pipelines, and partner ecosystems, your data doesn’t just live in one place and that makes keeping it safe harder than ever. The more it moves, the more it risks losing context, protection, and trust.
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Now imagine if your data carried its own rules with it. Rules only you control. Rules that can’t be bypassed. That’s what happens when your data becomes smart.
Smart data never forgets the rules
Smart data is Self-Sovereign Data : it carries its own cryptographically enforced access policies, understands identity at a granular level, and controls its own availability so only the right people get access, exactly when they should.
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​Self-Sovereign Data vaults
for total control and infinite possibilities
Select
Identify which data must become self-governing.
Priority use cases drive your choice of data sets to protect. Adding self-defense to your data is required for confidential and highly valuable data sets.
Share
Establish permissioned access rules to defend the data.
Confidios empowers you to set access rules across four dimensions: Identity, Hierarchy, Group and Time. Tamper-proof, machine-readable records bind access rules to the data itself.
Deposit
Register your Self-Sovereign Data in a secure vault.
Bound with access rules that create data firewalls, your data is stored in a secure vault. Provenance and change history travel with it across systems, clouds, and companies in immutable audit trails.
Access
Identity and its many attributes govern who sees what and when.
Any identity may find the data and files it is permitted to access in a global registry. Data firewalls now govern which identity may access and use it. Smart data with the power to say no.
Dynamic permissioning
The last line of defense for your data.
Dynamic access permissions at the data level offer a novel approach to protecting confidential data.
​When added to a traditional data security arsenal, Self-Sovereign Data offers dynamic and powerful new solutions to address the most pressing data breach risks (the most valuable use cases) in the modern world.
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Intuitive API calls act like switchboards to configure data access. Layered like a data firewall, access policies allow or block access in real time along four dimensions:
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Who
Verifiable identities including individuals, KYC-validated entities, or combinations of user attributes.
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What
Access can be granted to one or more data hierarchy levels such as a file, folder, or entire directory trees in an easy and intuitive way.
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When
Scheduled access can be set for a point in time (e.g. a date or timestamp, etc.) or a time window (e.g. ‘month of December’, etc.).
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Where
Define organizations, business units, teams, external parties or temporary deal teams as groups or nested groups with access privileges.
Four dimensions of access, one unified defence.
​Configuring access policies with API playbooks
Confidios is architected as an API plug-in to your software applications. RESTful APIs triggered from your software equip your users to configure data firewalls and deliver Self-Sovereign Data .
Our library of pre-configured playbooks accelerate your journey to Self-Sovereign Data .
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EUDR Digital Product Passports
Any software platform can produce Digital Product Passports to control the sharing of confidential compliance evidence without knowing the user’s identity today. Sharing sensitive production legality information is central to EU Deforestation Regulation compliance.
DORA Registers of Information
Digital service providers to the European financial services sector may need to disclose highly sensitive digital supply chain data with a wide array of unknow financial institutions further up the supply chain. Self-Sovereign Data is the perfect solution.
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Verifiable
Vital Records
Vital records which must have an auditable change history and be shared with a range of recipients with clearly definable identity profiles but without naming the user. Role Based Access Management and Identity Access Management may remain in place but the data protects itself. ​