Blog: How to safeguard sensitive information

In 2025, visual content has become the dominant form of communication. Photos, short videos, livestreams, CCTV footage, and user-generated content define how information travels. But with this explosion of imagery comes a new responsibility: protecting the people who appear in it. Until recently, anonymization was something only large media houses or public institutions cared about. Today, it is becoming a standard for every organization that works with images - marketing age

Introduction In today’s digital world we capture photos and videos constantly — from corporate events and public-space monitoring to data collection for autonomous driving. Yet every frame can reveal sensitive information: a stranger’s face, a licence plate, or a document containing personal details. And that’s where GDPR compliance comes into play. Why Visual Data Is So Risky Since the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect in 2018, data privacy has become

In today's digital age, protecting personal and sensitive data is becoming one of the key legal and ethical obligations of organizations. The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has introduced strict rules for handling personal data and significantly increased the responsibility of companies for their protection. What are the key obligations under the GDPR and how can MASKIT help you ensure compliance with these rules? Key obligations of organizations under GDP

What is anonymization and why does it matter? In an era where personal data is present in every document, email, and photo, protecting it is an absolute necessity. Traditional anonymization can be lengthy, manual, and error-prone. And that's where artificial intelligence comes in. MASKIT: a smart solution for the modern world MASKIT is an AI platform for anonymizing sensitive data – especially in documents and images. Thanks to machine learning, it can quickly and accurately