Learn how Data Clean Rooms enable organisations to collaborate on sensitive data securely without ever exposing the raw datasets.
Speaker
Kishor Patil
Synopsis
Sharing data with partners is one of the most valuable things an organisation can do.
In this session, Kishor Patil will walks through how Data Clean Rooms solve this challenge by enabling two or more organisations to collaborate on sensitive datasets without either party ever seeing the other's raw data.
This is not a theoretical talk. It draws directly from real-world enterprise experience implementing Data Clean Room architecture at scale, covering how the technology works, what the governance layer looks like in practice, and where organisations typically go wrong.
We will cover the core architecture of a Data Clean Room, the rules that govern what queries can run and what results can leave, and how organisations can move from traditional data sharing with all its compliance and security risks to a privacy-first collaboration model that actually scales.
Whether you are just starting to think about data partnerships or already running them and looking for a better approach, you will leave with practical ideas you can use immediately.
Our events are for adults aged 16 years and over.
This meeting is conducted in accordance with the BCS Code of Conduct for Meetings.
BCS is a membership organisation. If you enjoy this event, please consider joining BCS. You’ll be very welcome. You’ll receive access to many exclusive career development tools, an introduction to a thriving professional community and also help us Make IT Good For Society. Join BCS today
Please note, if you have any accessibility needs, please let us know via groups@bcs.uk, and we’ll work with you to make suitable arrangements.
BCS privacy notice: your data will be processed by BCS in accordance with our data privacy notice.
Photography: by attending this event, you may be photographed or filmed. Please speak to a member of staff if you do not wish to be included.
This event is brought to you by: Open Source Specialist Group
