SynthGuard-ReleaseBench: Locked-Audit Evidence for Synthetic Tabular Data Releases
An audit-evidence benchmark for synthetic tabular data forces releases to declare intended use, population scope, and threat model — filling a gap between privacy scores and real-world release governance.
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arXiv:2608.14753v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Synthetic tabular data are often judged by realism, privacy, or downstream-task scores. Those scores do not answer whether a proposed release is supported for a named use, population, and threat model. We introduce SynthGuard-ReleaseBench, an audit framework that locks the use, candidate panel, tolerances, and audit schedule before evaluation. It compares real-trained and synthetic-trained workflows on protected data, gives simultaneous finite
Editorial Analysis
Enterprises generating synthetic data for analytics or AI training lack standardised release governance; this benchmark could inform internal data-release policies.
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