Data masking, also known as data obfuscation or data anonymization, is a technique used to hide sensitive data by replacing it with modified or fabricated data. This ensures that the data is protected while still allowing users or applications to work with a functional substitute. It is commonly used in non-production environments like development, testing, and training to protect sensitive information such as personally identifiable information (PII), financial data, and healthcare records.
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