pii-check

To identify and redact PII in crawled data, run a scanning rule against your data directory to detect emails, phone numbers, SSNs, and API keys. It outputs redacted text files and a confidence score for audit reporting.

Scanning large datasets for sensitive patterns requires applying automated detection rules across directories containing raw data exports. This process flags API keys and tokens, producing a concise redacted output to ensure data privacy before sharing.

Yes, you can detect SSNs and phone numbers in raw data logs by enforcing specific detection rules during the scan. This identifies sensitive patterns across text files to help you meet legal compliance and privacy standards.

This PII detection method works directly with directories containing raw data exports, logs, and text files. It applies scalable scans across these datasets to locate sensitive patterns and generate audit-ready reports with confidence scores.

To generate audit-ready reports after finding personally identifiable information, run the detector to produce concise redacted outputs. The scan results include a confidence score for each identified sensitive pattern across your crawled data.

You should redact sensitive data before sharing crawled datasets to protect privacy and meet compliance standards. Scanning directories surfaces and removes emails, tokens, and SSNs, ensuring teams only receive safe, redacted outputs.