Secure Google Sheets
Mask real data in Google Sheets with pseudonyms (fake data)
Secure Google Sheets launched on November 16, 2022 with 91 votes, #509 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Strac protects businesses by replacing sensitive data like account numbers, email, salary, credit card, address and more with format preserving pseudonyms in Google Sheets. You can safely perform testing, sharing and analytics on the new masked data.
Protect sensitive information in Google Sheets with Strac's Data Loss Prevention solution.
Businesses want to run tests and statistical analysis on existing Google Sheets containing sensitive customer data. That sensitive data needs to be replaced with fake data (aka format-preserving pseudonyms ) for the following reasons: Strac Google Sheets Pseudonymization is a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) software. It creates a copy of the original Google Sheets with sensitive data elements replaced using format-preserving pseudonyms. For developers building applications backed by Google Sheets data, it allows them to test their code using data that look the same as production. For business analysts, it allows them to perform statistic analysis on models that have the same properties as…from strac.io
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