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ExactData specializes in generating large sets of synthetic private test data that meet consistency and realism requirements for application testing, while maintaining legally mandated privacy and confidentiality levels. They develop test data and test cases tailored to an organization's testing needs across all levels, from enterprise to component. Their synthetic data eliminates security and privacy risks compared to using real data, and is less costly and faster to produce than manual test data generation processes.
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