Data protection regulations – what is worth knowing?
Data protection – learn about key regulations, GDPR principles and companies “obligations. Learn how to protect your users” privacy and data.
Meta blunder: Improper anonymization of PDFs revealed confidential data
Meta exposed sensitive data through poorly anonymized PDFs. Find out how to avoid similar mistakes when disabling content openness.
Disclosure of content – why and how to do it?
Learn what content opacity is, its application and how it can be effectively implemented in practice.
What is worth knowing about data anonymization?

Understand what data anonymization is, why it’s so important in today’s privacy world, and how to use it effectively to keep your personal information safe.
A Guide to Data Anonymization Under GDPR

Data anonymization is the process of transforming personal data so that individuals cannot be identified, either directly or indirectly. This technique is crucial for organizations aiming to comply with GDPR regulations and ensure personal privacy.
New version of Bluur GOV/EDU/MED – secure, accountable and automatic data anonymization for the public sector
In response to the growing requirements for data protection in the public sector, we are introducing a new version of the Bluur system – Blur GOV/EDU/MED. It is a solution designed specifically for government institutions, educational institutions and medical entities.
Redacting Data in PDF: Secure Methods for Data Protection
Redacting data in PDF files is a key process for protecting confidential information from unauthorized access.
Sharing Personal Data Without Consent – Consequences and Exceptions
Can personal data be shared without consent? Find out the consequences of such actions and the circumstances in which the law permits data processing without the owner’s consent.
Document Anonymization – A System for Data Concealment: How to Ensure Information Security?
In today’s data-driven world, protecting sensitive information is more critical than ever. With increasing cyber threats and stringent legal requirements such as GDPR, organizations must implement robust document anonymization systems. These systems help conceal personal data, ensuring compliance and minimizing security risks. But how do they work, and why are they essential for modern businesses?
Anonymization of Electronic Documents – Effective Protection of Personal Data
In the era of growing digitalization, more and more companies process vast amounts of personal data. Regulatory requirements, such as the GDPR, impose an obligation on businesses to properly secure sensitive information. One of the most effective ways to protect such data is the anonymization of electronic documents, which removes or conceals personal data from unauthorized individuals.