You can use the Exact Data Matching (EDM) CLI app using a configuration file to create and upload an encrypted EDM dataset as two individual jobs or create and upload an encrypted EDM dataset in a single job.

To ensure General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance, the EDM CLI app hashes and encrypts EDM datasets before upload to the Enterprise DLP EDM dataset storage bucket. The EDM CLI app first hashes the dataset using the SHA256 hash function when you initiate an EDM dataset upload. The EDM CLI app then encrypts the EDM dataset using AES Symmetric encryption before beginning the EDM dataset upload to the Enterprise DLP EDM dataset storage bucket. The raw data in your EDM datasets never leave your organization's network, and Enterprise DLP does not store or have access to the raw EDM dataset data. Enterprise DLP stores only hashed and encrypted EDM dataset data in the EDM dataset storage bucket. The Enterprise DLP Privacy Datasheet describes how Enterprise DLP captures, processes, and stores personal information.