The examples illustrated in this pages are based on the following configuration which is is instantiated in this JSON configuration file:
- One rights context is defined: Can TRANSFORM.
- Two processing contexts are defined: Protect and Deprotect.
- The
User.BirthDate
data instance can be protected/deprotected using the "Birth date protection"/"Birth date protection" transformer sequences which are based on "Date tokenisation" transformers - The
User.LastName
data instance can be protected/deprotected using the "Last name searchable protection"/"Last name searchable deprotection" transformer sequences which are based on "AES based searchable encryption" transformers - The
User.FirstName
data instance can be protected/deprotected using the "First name simple protection"/"First name simple deprotection" transformer sequences which are based on "AES deterministic encryption" transformers - The
Payment.Amount
data instance can be protected using the "Payment amount randomization" transformer sequences which are based on "Number variance anonymization" transformers - The
Payment.Date
data instance can be protected using the "Payment amount randomization" transformer sequences which are based on "Probabilistic date anonymization" transformers
ProcessingContext.json#
Definition of the processing contexts as a .json file. Beware of the font case in javascript.
RightsContext.json#
Definition of the rights contexts as a .json file. Beware of the font case in javascript.