Roseman Labs Encrypted Computing Platform

Roseman Labs is a company founded in March 2020 and based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. It builds software that lets organizations analyse sensitive data together without exposing the underlying records, addressing the barrier that privacy rules and competitive concerns place on data sharing.

The platform applies encryption-in-use: data is split across three trusted servers and analysed in encrypted form. It offers more than 50 analytical functions, API and no-code workflow access, approval flows, SSO and 2FA, and can run on any cloud or on-premise. The company lists national security, anti-financial crime and healthcare among its sectors, with public bodies, a university hospital and IQVIA among the organizations shown on its site.

• Encryption-in-use analytics: data stays encrypted while being processed.
• Three-server distribution: encrypted data is spread across three trusted servers.
• 50+ analytical functions: a library of functions for joint analysis.
• API and no-code workflows: teams can connect through APIs or visual workflows.
• Access controls: approval flows, SSO and 2FA protect usage.
• Flexible deployment: runs on any cloud or on-premise.

• Banks in Vietnam jointly detecting money-laundering patterns across institutions without sharing customer records.
• Hospitals and research institutes pooling patient data for studies while keeping records private.
• Public agencies and utilities combining datasets for planning and fraud checks.

• Organizations can combine sensitive datasets from several parties while each keeps control of its own data.
• Analysis runs on encrypted data, which supports compliance with GDPR, NIS2 and AMLR as stated by the vendor.
• Deployment is flexible across any cloud or on-premise environments.
• The site cites 100,000+ records per second and 150+ organizations using the platform.

Regulators and enterprises increasingly look for ways to analyse shared data without moving or exposing it, especially in financial crime detection and health research. Privacy-enhancing technologies such as secure multi-party computation fit this demand. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, data protection rules and bank-to-bank fraud cooperation create a similar need.

Founded March 2020 by Toon Segers, Roderick Rodenburg and Niek Bouman; 30+ staff including 9 cryptographers; EUR 4M seed round finalized in August 2023; first prize at the National Privacy Awards in January 2025; participant in the Central Bank of Ireland Innovation Sandbox.