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CryptoNumerics

CryptoNumerics was a Toronto data-privacy startup whose CN-Protect software used AI and differential privacy to let enterprises analyse sensitive datasets while quantifying and controlling re-identification risk for GDPR, CCPA and HIPAA compliance.

Enterprise SoftwareTorontoFounded 2018
US$7.1Masset-acquisition price paid by Snowflake (2020)Finovate ↗

The people

Hassan BhattiCo-founder · 1 TechTO talk

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On the TechTO stage

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Hassan Bhatti of CryptoNumerics presents Lessons learnt working in deeptech

January 2019
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About

Founded in 2018 to make data both useful and privacy-safe, CryptoNumerics built privacy-protecting software for regulated industries. Its technology and team were acquired by cloud-data platform Snowflake in July 2020 in an asset purchase disclosed in Snowflake's IPO filing.

Backers

Backed by 11.2 Capital

Some figures are founder-stated, not independently confirmed

Quick answers

What happened to CryptoNumerics?

Its assets were acquired by Snowflake in July 2020 for US$7.1M.

What did it do?

It built privacy-protecting software (CN-Protect) using differential privacy so companies could use sensitive data safely.

Where was it based?

Toronto, Ontario.

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