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Palantir officially recognized as compliant with DI2E Framework standards

On May 20, Palantir received four gold stars at the DI2E Plugfest in recognition of our platform’s demonstrated compliance with the Defense Intelligence Information Enterprise (DI2E) standards. The DI2E Framework defines a set of standards that are meant to ensure interoperability between data systems across the Defense Intelligence Community. The DI2E SvcV–4 (the most recent [...]

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How Palantir Gotham enables effective audit log analysis

We work with organizations that analyze many different kinds of data from many different sources, each of which is typically governed by its own access control or security policies. Our customers need to be confident that their analysts are handling this sensitive data appropriately, and that their auditors can identify and take action against any [...]

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Don’t Just Trust Us

The Privacy and Civil Liberties Team was in Brussels, Belgium, in January for the Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection conference, a three-day meeting of academics, NGOs, government officials, and corporations concerned about legal and technological issues related to the protection of privacy. In addition to a number of interesting panel discussions, the conference was an [...]

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Palantir named a “Disruptor” by CNBC
CNBC names Palantir as one of top software companies in their inaugural "CNBC Disruptor 50 List."

CNBC, May 15, 2013 View »

Palantir and Salesforce are enabling anti-trafficking organizations to fight back, thanks to funding help from Google
What Palantir is allowing The Global Human Trafficking Hotline Network to do is to make all the data it gathers useful. And in the case of human trafficking, the data the hotline collects becomes useful in two distinct ways: the first for immediate response, and the second for pattern recognition.

Fast Company, May 14, 2013 View »

Google Turns to Big Data to Unmask Human Traffickers
"The alliance announced on Tuesday means the three anti-trafficking networks, which operate emergency hotlines in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, will share data on where the emergency phone calls are originating, the ages of the victims, their home countries, and the types of criminal activities they have been forced into. With the help of Salesforce.com, Palantir, and Google, the agencies will be able to crunch data like this in real time to detect crime trends that they can then share with police and policymakers to help protect victims."

Bloomberg Businessweek, April 15, 2013 View »

Google, Palantir, Salesforce Launch Anti-Human Trafficking Database
Google is teaming up with two other tech giants to create a giant database of human trafficking information. Palantir and Salesforce are offering analytics and data integration tools to three non-profits which operate anonymous call centers which track human trafficking and contemporary slavery. The resulting project will be one of the world's largest databases of human trafficking information.

TechInvestorNews, April 9, 2013 View »