Solution

DataSafe

Trusted Data Environments

Managed, governed, secure analytical infrastructure; giving your teams and partners a shared, compliant space to access and analyse sensitive data safely.

Access and utilise your most valuable data

Sensitive or regulated data is hard to analyse safely. DataSafe provides the governed infrastructure to access it, supporting compliance and data protection obligations.

Build strong data foundations

Before modelling, research, or intelligence work can begin, the data environment has to be right. DataSafe is the secure, auditable base from which analytical work can proceed with confidence.

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Introduction

What is DataSafe?

DataSafe provides governed, secure, analytical infrastructure for organisations; especially those working with sensitive, complex or regulated data. Hosted and managed by us on UK-based infrastructure, your data never leaves UK jurisdiction. Datasafe is the foundation that makes the application of intelligence possible: the secure base from which modelling, research and analysis can proceed without compromising data protection obligations. A safe and controlled environment where your data can be properly ingested and analysed.

How it works

From raw data to compliant insight

Scope and compliance mapping

We work with your team to define the data types, access requirements, and regulatory obligations in scope; mapping the relevant compliance frameworks before any infrastructure is deployed.

Environment configuration

DataSafe is configured to your needs: integrated with existing systems and hosted and managed by us. Security controls, access policies, and audit logging are set up to your specification.

Data ingestion and governance

Source data is ingested, validated, and governed within the environment. Provenance is tracked, data quality is assured, and linkage across datasets is handled securely.

Access and analysis

Approved analysts and researchers access the environment through controlled interfaces. All activity is logged and auditable. Outputs can be reviewed and released through defined disclosure controls.

Key features

Secure by design, usable by default

Flexible Deployment

DataSafe is deployed as a fully managed data processing service; as your trusted data processor we establish your environment to suit your governance requirements and internal capability.

Compliance Frameworks

Built to support NHS DSPT, ISO 27001, UK GDPR, and sector-specific requirements. We map your environment against the relevant standards and configure controls accordingly.

Data Linkage and Privacy Controls

Securely link datasets from multiple sources without exposing personally identifiable information. Pseudonymisation, de-identification, and synthetic data generation are available as required.

Access Management

Granular role-based access controls ensure that analysts, researchers, and administrators only access the data they are approved for. All access events are logged and reviewable.

Audit and Disclosure Controls

Full audit trails on all data access and activity. Output disclosure controls review analytical outputs before release, ensuring no sensitive information is inadvertently exposed.

Why it matters

The compliant foundation for data

Unblock sensitive data use

Many organisations hold valuable data they cannot currently use safely. DataSafe provides the governed infrastructure to unlock that data for analysis without compromising compliance or trust.

Faster time to insight

With governance and infrastructure already in place, analytical projects can begin immediately; removing the months of setup and procurement that typically precede sensitive data work.

Reduced organisational risk

Centralised controls, full audit trails, and tested compliance configurations mitigate the risk of data breaches, regulatory failure, and reputational damage from poor data handling.

Collaborative analysis at scale

Multiple teams, departments, or partner organisations can work within the same governed environment; enabling collaborative research without the risk of ad hoc data sharing.