Year in Review: Top 5 Thought Leadership

To close out our ‘Best of’ 2025 content series, we’re taking a look back at our Top 5 thought leadership contributions. 

Centered around how Privacy Enhancing Technologies can unlock value from data, these pieces highlight how and where these transformative technologies are being utilized by global organizations. 

Take a closer look at the quotes and links below to better understand the power of PETs.  

Enveil’s Thought Leadership Top 5 of 2025: 

1. Unlock Data Value Across Silos and Boundaries: How Privacy Enhancing Technologies Deliver Unprecedented Operational Efficiency 

• By encrypting sensitive searches, watchlists, and ML models that run over cross-silo data, Enveil’s COTS software leverages PETs to eliminate the need to move or replicate large dataset or infrastructure in order to extract value. This encrypted data usage enables unprecedented secure cross-boundary data collaboration, allowing organizations to utilize disparate datasets in a manner that is secure, efficient, and provides operationally-relevant insights.”

2. The Impact of Privacy Enhancing Technologies 

• “Anywhere you’ve got silos and boundaries of data, not only in the federal government but in the commercial world, then you need to use that data where it is, as it is. Privacy Enhancing Technologies uniquely enable business and mission users to do that, which makes them extremely powerful.” 

3. Enveil Explains: Privacy Enhancing Technologies Myths and Misconceptions 

• “Understanding PETs can empower users to protect and utilize their data effectively.”

4. TechFinitive: Harness the power of data from everywhere 

• “PETs are important because they allow data to be utilized in ways that were not previously possible. They enable users to search and analyze cross-boundary and third-party data sources, expanding the ways in which data can deliver value for a wide range of use cases.”

5. Advancing Collective Efforts to Fight Economic Crime 

• “The current economic crime climate necessitates bold action by both policy makers and industry stakeholders. The time to do more, collectively, is now — and a sustainable, near-term solution will be found at the intersection of policy, technology, and a commitment to action. This means working to leverage the cross-boundary data and technology-enabling capabilities that will allow stakeholders to collaborate and fight economic crimes more effectively.”