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Thursday, December 3 at 12:00 p.m. CST
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Thursday, 3 December at 10:00 a.m. SGT
Bad synthetic data is worse than no synthetic data. Data that doesn’t match your real and masked data introduces errors, breaks relationships between tables, and can cause harm to your development and testing quality.
In this webinar, Perforce Delphix experts Wayne R. Vincent and Cliff Darroch show you how to mask sensitive data and generate synthetic data that is realistic, safe, and consistent with what you already have available.
You’ll learn how to:
Maintain referential integrity for both masking and synthetic data.
Generate data at enterprise scale without burning through AI tokens.
Use masking, synthetic data, and data virtualization together to deliver trusted data.
Provision synthetic and masked data for AI workflows using a MCP Server.
Get a clear picture of how you can get compliant, realistic data into your teams' hands faster. Join the webinar for a demo that shows you how to get referentially intact masked and synthetic data.
Presenters
Cliff Darroch
In his role as Senior Solutions Architect for Perforce Delphix, Cliff Darroch supports and elevates data management solutions. After starting his career in insurance IT, he realized data is fundamental to analytics and moved into the data management space. Cliff came to Delphix after 18 years at Informatica, where he was a field presale consultant and principal product specialist for the core cloud data integration platform.
Wayne R. Vincent
Wayne R. Vincent is a Senior Solutions Architect at Perforce Delphix, specializing in data virtualization and compliance solutions. Wayne has over forty years experience in the technology industry with ten of those years at Perforce Delphix. Before Perforce, he has worked across multiple industry verticals for Sun Microsystems, Oracle, AWS, and Google. Wayne began his career in 1984 as a programmer analyst and holds a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science with a minor in Industrial Engineering.