Tykn’s Ana platform allows you to put personal data management into the hands of your users. Helping you to:
Tykn’s Ana platform allows you to put personal data management into the hands of your users. Helping you to:
By 2023, 65% of the world will be covered by privacy regulations similar to GDPR (Gartner). This brings increasing compliance and data processing challenges for organisations. GDPR infringements can result in fines of up to €20 million or 4% of the firm’s worldwide annual revenue. H&M in Germany was recently fined in €35 million for not securing their employees’ sensitive personal data.
Putting personal data management into your users’ hand allows you to process and verify sensitive personal data without ever storing it and connect different databases and systems.
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For the past 3 years Tykn has been working with organisations such as the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the United Nations Development Programme to connect disconnected systems and protect the personal data of some of the most vulnerable populations in the world: refugees.
We’re used to making high stakes sensitive data become private and secure.
It’s expensive to manage, makes it difficult to comply with regulations and any breach could cost you millions in fines. Tykn’s Ana platform lets you process your customer’s data without the need to manage and store it.
Tykn’s Ana platform lets you share customer data with your partners in the most privacy compliant way. You’ll improve their onboarding process without the need to invest months in merging customer databases.
In public administration most systems remain unconnected. This slows down processes and increases bureaucracy. Preventing you from serving your citizens the best way you can. Tykn’s Ana platform lets you connect systems without the need to invest months in centralising governmental databases.
We're very happy to join the ToIP Foundation as contributors. The Foundation "is defining a complete architecture for Internet-scale digital trust that combines both cryptographic trust at the machine layer and human trust at the business, legal, and social layers."
Tykn has received an investment of 1.2 million euros from Dutch IT entrepreneur Johan Mastenbroek.
Tykn placed Top 5 in the world, over a 1000 companies, in The Chivas Venture Global Competition. Winning 50.000€, exposure, and equally important: the recognition of the urgency to tackle the UN SDG 16.9.
The words are from Carl Di Clementi, VP of Product at Factom. We agree.
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