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This content is only not valid for DAS 3.21.0 version. |
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new legal framework formalized by the European Union (EU) in 2016. This regulation comes into effect from 28, May 2018, and can affect any organization that processes Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of individuals who live in Europe. Organizations that fail to demonstrate GDPR compliance are subjected to financial penalties.
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- Stream Name: The name of the stream.
- Attributes: The list of attributes that contain PII.
- id: The ID attribute that needs to be replaced with the value of pseudonym argument when executing the tool.
Step 2: Configure the config.json file
In order to identify the streams and the stream attributes with PII, you need to create this file with definitions of the relevant streams and each attribute that contains PII (Personally Identifiable Information). This file must be placed in the <DAS_HOME>/repository/components/tools/identity-anonymization-tool-x.x.x/conf directory.
The analytics-streams processor needs to be added to the configuration file of the Forget-Me tool as shown on the sample below.
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log-file | <DAS_HOME>/repository/logs directory is the default location for logs. |
analytics-streams | Information persisted for the streams you specified in the
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Step 3: Execute the Forget-me tool
To execute the Forget-me tool, issue the following command pointing to the <DAS_HOME> directory.
forget-me -U <USERNAME> -d <CONF_DIR> -carbon <DAS_HOME>
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