One stack for cryptography, governance, runtime, and AI lifecycle control.
How the platform works
Protect · Govern · Use · Prove.
Enigmata is a protection and enforcement layer that makes existing security, governance, and AI lifecycle programs more effective. It is not a replacement for identity, data governance, model governance, DLP, or legal contracts; it makes each of them more enforceable.
Convert sensitive data into a protected form before it spreads into prompts, vector stores, logs, notebooks, and vendor systems. Fewer raw copies, smaller exposure surface.
Cut the breach surface →Turn data-use rules into software-readable controls: purpose, scope, time, retention, sharing, reveal, and permitted actions. Policy becomes operational, not just documentary.
Make policy enforceable →Approved workflows can still search, analyze, train, infer, retrieve, collaborate, and automate. Security becomes an enabler instead of a blocker.
Unblock the model →Access, usage, reveal, and policy decisions are recorded for audit, governance, partner reporting, and incident response.
Hand legal the dossier →The products
Put your most sensitive data to work.
Built on the platform, ready to deploy. Each product takes a workflow your regulators or contracts said no to and makes it shippable, with the audit trail to prove it.
Solutions
Working patterns for real AI problems.
Frameworks
Built for every regulator your data lives under.
Enigmata's primitives align with the anonymity standards in GDPR and the de-identification framework in HIPAA, and reduce audit scope under NYDFS, GLBA, SR 11-7, and the EU AI Act.
Personal-data protection regulation; Enigmata Anonymizer is designed against its anonymity standard.
Deletion mandates and consent withdrawals collide with trained-model retention.
Protected health information; Enigmata aligns with the Safe Harbor de-identification path.
California privacy law; Enigmata output meets the statutory "deidentified" definition.
CPRA-aligned state regimes adopting similar deidentification standards.
Financial institutions must protect non-public personal information.
Cybersecurity regulation for NY-licensed financial services entities.
Federal Reserve / OCC guidance on model risk management.
Internal-controls regime for financial reporting.
High-risk AI systems must document data governance and accuracy.
Voluntary AI risk-management framework increasingly cited by regulators.
Student-records privacy; deidentified records fall outside FERPA.
Personal-data protection regulation; Enigmata Anonymizer is designed against its anonymity standard.
Deletion mandates and consent withdrawals collide with trained-model retention.
Protected health information; Enigmata aligns with the Safe Harbor de-identification path.
California privacy law; Enigmata output meets the statutory "deidentified" definition.
CPRA-aligned state regimes adopting similar deidentification standards.
Financial institutions must protect non-public personal information.
Cybersecurity regulation for NY-licensed financial services entities.
Federal Reserve / OCC guidance on model risk management.
Internal-controls regime for financial reporting.
High-risk AI systems must document data governance and accuracy.
Voluntary AI risk-management framework increasingly cited by regulators.
Student-records privacy; deidentified records fall outside FERPA.
Prove it in 60 days on the AI project stuck the longest.
Pick the project that has been failing privacy review the longest. We'll hit the benchmark you already care about and produce the audit artifacts your CISO and legal team need to sign off.