Integral Launches Privacy Sanitization App on Databricks Marketplace, Bringing Privacy Risk Assessment Directly Into Customer Environments

Integral, the privacy infrastructure company for AI, announced the launch of the Integral Privacy Sanitization App and its partnership with Databricks, the Data and AI company, to bring privacy risk assessment directly into customer environments. The Integral Privacy Sanitization App is now listed on the Databricks Marketplace, an open marketplace for data, analytics, and AI, powered by OpenSharing.

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Integral, the privacy infrastructure company for AI, announced the launch of the Integral Privacy Sanitization App and its partnership with Databricks, the Data and AI company, to bring privacy risk assessment directly into customer environments.

Integral Privacy Sanitization runs risk evaluation on datasets in a customer’s Databricks workspace, surfacing the specific re-identification risk factors in the data – informed by the same methodology behind Integral’s Expert Determinations used by top Life Sciences, Pharma, AI developers, and more. The assessment executes natively against the customer’s data through Unity Catalog – no data movement, no separate vendor infrastructure, no parallel security review. Results are rendered interactively in the app, and teams can load a revised dataset and iterate as they work to reduce risk. Databricks Marketplace lets customers discover, install, and deploy third-party apps directly inside their own Databricks environments with a single click.

“For years, just measuring privacy risk meant sending that data out to a vendor, standing up separate infrastructure, staffing a team dedicated to resolving risk, and waiting on another security review. We think privacy should be embedded in infrastructure: it should run where the data already lives. Launching our app on Databricks Marketplace puts that capability directly inside a customer’s environment – teams can see the re-identification risk in their regulated data directly where it lives – and that’s the most critical step to actually putting that data to work with trust.”

– Shubh Sinha, CEO and Co-Founder, Integral

For AI companies, pharmaceutical organizations, and healthcare enterprises that need to activate regulated data, the app compresses the time it takes to get a privacy risk assessment on regulated data. Customers retain full control: Integral’s engine runs inside their workspace, governed by their access controls, with no data leaving their environment.

The launch builds on Integral’s existing work with AI model builders, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare organizations conducting Expert Determinations under HIPAA. Integral assesses and determines privacy risk for regulated datasets, enabling their use in AI training, real-world evidence generation, and analytics.

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