Polymer Picks Up Where Policy Leaves Off.

Today’s distributed workforce means that data security needs to rely on more than human compliance with policies to prevent data breaches.
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Polymer is a data governance platform that monitors and secures sensitive information exchanged in popular collaboration tools like Slack, Dropbox, GitHub, and more.

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Drive security policy
compliance at scale

Polymer automatically monitors, intercepts, and redacts sensitive data according to FINRA, HIPAA, and other security privacy rules.

Attenuate data access
by business need

Multifaceted permissioning enables pointed access or restriction based on role, responsibility, employment status, and more.

Identify areas of
unknown risk

Multifaceted permissioning enables pointed access or restriction based on role, responsibility, employment status, and more.

Polymer can monitor, secure and redact sensitive data across dozens of collaboration apps.

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Standard PII

Age, Credit Card Number, Email, Ethnic Group, Name, Location, Phone Number
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IDs

Driver's License Number, Taxpayer ID, Passport Number, Social Security Number, Vehicle ID

Finance

IBAN, SWIFT, CUSIP, Routing Numbers

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Health

ICD, FDA, DEA, NPI
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Network

IP Address, Hardware ID, MAC Address
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Crypto

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin Addresses & Private Keys

Custom

API Keys, your application UUIDs, and much more

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