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IRB-Compliant Anonymization

Research Data Sharing Without Privacy Risks

Share participant data safely across institutions and publications. anonym.legal's reversible encryption enables longitudinal re-identification when ethically approved, while maintaining HIPAA Safe Harbor compliance for de-identified datasets.

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Entity types detected
100%
Reversible when approved
18
HIPAA identifiers covered

挑战

研究机构在数据共享与隐私保护之间面临矛盾:

  • •研究伦理要求保护参与者隐私
  • •协作研究需要跨机构数据共享
  • •纵向研究需要一致的假名
  • •发表成果不得包含可识别信息

解决方案

用于研究数据的一致、可重现假名化方案。

解决方案

一致的标识符

跨文档中相同标识符使用相同假名。非常适合纵向研究。

可重现

再次处理相同数据可获得完全相同的结果。

安全共享

与合作者共享数据集,无需担忧参与者隐私泄露。

研究格式

支持 CSV、JSON 及结构化数据等常见研究格式。

Research Applications

From clinical trials to social science surveys, anonym.legal supports the full research data lifecycle.

Data Sharing & Publication

  • De-identify datasets for open science repositories
  • Anonymize quotes and excerpts in publications
  • Safe cross-institution collaboration

Longitudinal Studies

  • Reversible encryption for approved re-identification
  • Consistent hashing to link records across time points
  • Full audit trails for IRB documentation
Unique Feature

Reversible for Approved Re-identification

Unlike permanent redaction, anonym.legal's reversible encryption lets you decrypt anonymized data when your IRB approves re-identification—essential for longitudinal research, follow-up studies, and data linking.

  • Follow-up Contacts: Re-identify participants for study continuation
  • Data Linking: Match anonymized records across datasets
  • IRB Documentation: Full audit trail for ethics compliance

Research Workflow

1

Collect data with informed consent

Store encryption key securely

2

Anonymize for analysis

Work with de-identified data

3

Publish de-identified results

Safe data sharing

4

Re-identify when IRB approves

Follow-up studies, data linking

Trusted by researchers

HIPAA Safe Harbor
Germany (EU) Hosted
Reversible Encryption
Full Audit Trail

实现安全的研究协作

从 200 个免费令牌开始。包含所有匿名化方法。

Limitations / Important note

  • De-identification reduces but does not eliminate re-identification risk; assess residual risk for your dataset and release context.
  • Detection is probabilistic; high-stakes outputs should be human-reviewed. This is not legal advice.

How we measure — our methodology