GDPR compliant testing.

Did you ever have that problem where you needed “production data” to find a bug or do performance tests outside of the client’s production environment? Are you worried about protecting that data? Do you add screenshots to your bug reports? Can you live with surrogate data with the same properties? Then this tool is for you.

Features

• Anonymize data in databases and files.
• Generates fake email addresses, fake Roman names, and UUID’s out of the box.
• Easy to configure, automatically generates example config file.
• Anonymized data is consistent between runs. No need to re-write your tests to handle random data.
• Extendable, easily implement and add your own anonymization handlers
• 100% Java 1.8, multi platform, runs on Windows, Mac OSX, Linux derivatives.
• Multi database, uses SQL92 standards and supports Oracle, PostgreSQL and MySQL out of the box. Anonimatron will autodetect the following JDBC drivers: DB2, MsSQL, Cloudscape, Pointbase, Firebird, IDS, Informix, Enhydra, Interbase, Hypersonic, jTurbo, SQLServer and Sybase.
• Available as library at Maven Central.
• 100% free of charge

Open Source

Anonimatron is an open source project, and gets better with your help. Do you think you have written an interesting extension, do you want to write useful documentation, or do you have other suggestions? Please let us now by filing a feature request, a bug report, or join the project at github.com.

DISCLAIMER

Even if properly configured, the output of the Anonimatron anonymization process may contain certain (statistical) properties of the input dataset. That means that even after Anonymization, you should take reasonable care in protecting the Anonymized data to prevent leaks.