Ethical data use in ESG reporting is more than a compliance checkbox—it’s the foundation on which trust is built. In a world that demands transparency, organizations face growing scrutiny over how they collect, process, and present environmental, social, and governance data. The integrity of this data informs investor decisions, strengthens stakeholder confidence, and upholds...

Data masking involves substituting sensitive data with fictitious yet realistic values. This anonymization maintains the integrity of the original dataset while rendering it useless to unauthorized users. Depending on the data’s location and use, different masking methods can be applied to ensure privacy while enabling analysis. This article explores how data masking addresses the growing...