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Blinding Identity Taxonomy Discussion Group

Blinding Identity Taxonomy Discussion Group (BIT DG)

The BIT DG has formally launched.  To participate, please complete Kantara’s GPA.   The purpose of the Blinding Identity Taxonomy (BIT) Discussion Group is to evolve and maintain the BIT as an informative taxonomy for identifying and managing personally identifiable information (PII) and quasi-identifiable information (QII). BIT is not intended to prescribe requirements; rather, it serves as an informative tool to:
  • Support privacy-preserving data handling.
  • Provide a clear structure for categorizing identity-related data fields.
  • Enable use cases such as filtering data unsuitable for AI training.
The BIT DG objective is to establish the BIT as a Kantara product by producing a Blinding Identity Taxonomy Report 2.0 and a BIT Supplementary Report 2.0. For more information, see the approved proposal.  Wiki space coming soon! More information on forming and participating in Kantara Discussion Groups can be found in the Kantara Initiative Operating Procedures, Article 5.

Work Group leader

Paul Knowles

Paul Knowles

BIT DG Chair

Key information for the Blinding Identity Taxonomy Discussion Group

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Additional information for the Blinding Identity Taxonomy Discussion Group

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Blinding Identity Taxonomy Discussion Group calendar

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