1. A device for performing targeted sanitization of confidential information, comprising: a memory; at least one processor operatively coupled to the memory; and a persistent storage device operatively coupled to the memory and storing, in a non-transitory manner, instructions that when loaded into the memory cause the at least one processor to be operative to: receive real-world data files indicating real-world occurrences; specifically store the real-world data files within a structured database; determine, based on field name, whether confidential information exists within the received real-world data files; determine a type for identified confidential information on an individual field basis; secure the identified confidential information according to the type associated with the confidential information, each type of confidential information triggering a respective sanitization process, the respective sanitization process including at least one of RAND processes, obfuscation processes, or switching processes; packaging the real-world data files containing secured confidential information into a real-world scenario files; and transmitting the real-world scenario files to a cloud environment for storage.