Galvanising communities through the use of Personal Data Accounts and Data Passports

Dataswyft is pleased to announce it is organising ‘Hack From Home 2: Global Heating’, the second global remote hackathon to be organised by the HAT technology ecosystem. The event takes place as part of our membership of the Eastern New Energy program, an ERDF-funded, University of East London-organised 3 year project designed to explore and assess decarbonisation and green innovation within Eastern England. 

ShareTrace provides contact tracing in a privacy-preserving way and offers additional personalized infection risk management tools to fight the spread of COVID-19.

Whether it’s Bluetooth identifier, location data or a MAC address, the ability for that information to move at great speeds and at scale through the Internet makes it an attractive asset for achieving mass coordination of the people that hold the devices.

An economy that can emerge from the legal ownership of personal data while be accessible to users and companies until the state of the ecosystem in 2020, with regulated data assets, and the challenges of contact tracing data and credit risk scores being stored on the HAT.

Edari One uses our platform to deliver HR data portability and savings for their recruiting clients and candidates.

Emitto is tackling one of the world’s most challenging health problems while preserving Protected Health Information (PHI) privacy and building consumer trust.

Financial Passport platform OneZero-Me uses Dataswyft to offer personal data accounts to allow consumers to privately pool their essential documents and data.