Abstract: Methods and systems are presented for providing a data control framework that enables storing, sharing, and transferring of data in a secure manner. Data files stored in data repositories are scanned. Content associated with different section of each data file is analyzed, and each section is tagged with a sensitivity level based on the content and a subject matter derived for the data file. Each data file is also assigned to a clearance classification based on an expected viewer of the data file. When sections from a first data file is being transferred to a second data file, a data control mechanism is triggered. If a particular section from the first data file is incompatible with the second data file, the data control mechanism may prevent the particular section from being transferred to the second data file, while allowing the remaining sections being transferred to the second data file.

Abstract: Methods and systems are presented for providing a data control framework that enables storing, sharing, and transferring of data in a secure manner. Data files stored in data repositories are scanned. Content associated with different section of each data file is analyzed, and each section is tagged with a sensitivity level based on the content and a subject matter derived for the data file. Each data file is also assigned to a clearance classification based on an expected viewer of the data file. When sections from a first data file is being transferred to a second data file, a data control mechanism is triggered. If a particular section from the first data file is incompatible with the second data file, the data control mechanism may prevent the particular section from being transferred to the second data file, while allowing the remaining sections being transferred to the second data file.

Abstract: Methods and systems are presented for providing a data control framework that enables storing, sharing, and transferring of data in a secure manner. Data files stored in data repositories are scanned. Content associated with different section of each data file is analyzed, and each section is tagged with a sensitivity level based on the content and a subject matter derived for the data file. Each data file is also assigned to a clearance classification based on an expected viewer of the data file. When sections from a first data file is being transferred to a second data file, a data control mechanism is triggered. If a particular section from the first data file is incompatible with the second data file, the data control mechanism may prevent the particular section from being transferred to the second data file, while allowing the remaining sections being transferred to the second data file.

Abstract: There are provided systems and methods for streamlined and privacy protected data flows for entity onboarding with online data platforms. An online transaction processor or other service provider may provide computing services and platforms to entities including merchants for electronic transaction processing and other account services. To onboard entities with the transaction processor, the transaction processor may provide a multistep system that includes allowing entities to specify particular needs of input/output mechanisms, configure interface buttons having a wrapper layer, and submit feedback on error logs. The transaction processor may also provide a masking service to detect, mask, and notify the entity of sensitive data exposures during onboarding and usage of merchant systems. Additionally, the transaction processor may provide a sandbox environment for the entity to test different accounts having different permissions.