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Not all approaches to data de-identification and anonymization are created equal. Many approaches leave your data exposed to the very real risk of re-identification. Here's how that can happen and how to avoid it.

Tonic's first Product Manager Kasey Alderete shares the three questions she considered when thinking about the problem Tonic is tackling, and how the answers to those questions led her to join the team.

Tonic has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2021 for our groundbreaking work in database subsetting and data synthesis.

We're joining Ministry of Testing's thriving community of test and QA engineers to tackle UI Automation challenges and share our insight into generating high-quality test data.

Marking a significant milestone in our startup’s timeline, we’re excited to announce that Tonic has won a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from the U.S...

Just when we thought data proliferation couldn’t get any worse, welcome to an entire world of developers working from home. Using production data in staging is problematic in...

Hot on the heels of the official press release, we’re very excited to announce our partnership with data security pioneer Spirion. Spirion’s award-winning data privacy tools...

In the field of data generation, few players are as universally known as Mockaroo. Friend to dev team large and small, we’re longtime fans ourselves, and now we’re proud...

Provisions in the newly-passed Prop 24 undermine data protection in a way that puts both individual privacy and corporate security at a heightened risk.

We’re excited to announce that Tonic raised $8 million in series A funding led by GGV Capital, to further our work in helping developers and CISOs battle unsafe data proliferation.

What to expect in the realm of data privacy in 2021, and how these trends will impact DevOps going forward.

With the recent raise of our Series A, we thought we’d share a few key lessons we learned along the way. Some of these seem so obvious, they risk being overlooked...