Palantir Technologies Inc.

Alice Yu

Emily Wang

Yeong Wei Wee

Hao Dang

Megha Arora

Samuel Szuflita

Nicholas Gates

Samuel Rogerson

Michal Duczynski

Mihir Patil

A computer system is configured to receiving a data set from a data provider and automatically save the data set in a quarantine database where copying, moving, and sharing of the data set are restricted until the data set is released by a data provider. The data set is parsed to find and mark portions with potentially sensitive information. At least those parts are reviewed by a data governor, who can confirm, add, edit, or remove markers. Those parts can be visually indicated to the data governor, along with a preview of, metadata about, and analysis of the data set. After reviewing at least the automatically marked portions, the data governor can release the data set to a non-quarantine database where another user can use the data set. The user is restricted from accessing the quarantine database.

Data security

Disclosed herein are systems and techniques for centralized data retention and deletion. Data can be ingested from multiple external data sources and saved internally for use to process data modification (e.g., deletion) requests via a data processing pipeline, which may apply eligibility checks and modification logic to determine the appropriate modifications to the relevant data items to comply with the data modification request. Various user interfaces may be generated to provide a user with oversight of the data processing pipeline and the data modifications. The user may review and trigger the modification of data stored at the external data sources and/or internally.

Centralized data retention and deletion system

A system and method can provide charter-based access to resources using an object model. Charters are defined by an administrator to have certain markings, each marking indicating a control (e.g., permission, credential, qualification, constraint, requirement, etc.) that regulates work under the charter. Users are also associated with markings. A user starts a session to access the system and is authenticated. The system determines charters having markings that the user has, and these charters are provided to the user to select from. Selecting a charter allows the user access to resources associated with the charter, under the controls indicated by the markings. Charters, controls, qualifications, resources, authorizations and links between them can be implemented using an object model. Markings can control session parameters (e.g., geographic location), resource access, user credentials, qualifications, and/or data processing permissions for a group of users, simplifying project definition and revisions to controlling access under the charter.

Charter-based access controls for managing computer resources

Systems and methods are provided for processing an input dataset or running an inference. The systems and methods may be configured to accept an input dataset, access one or more predefined logic plugins for processing the input dataset, process the input dataset based at least in part on a first predefined logic plugin, and generate the one or more outputs based at least in part of the processing of the input dataset. The one or more outputs may have a different format than a format of the input dataset.

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