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Sensitive Data Scanning

Sensitive Data Scanning is a technology used to automatically identify and protect sensitive information (such as ID numbers, bank card numbers, passwords, etc.). It scans data sources such as databases, log files, and cloud storage to quickly locate potentially exposed sensitive content and take measures such as hiding, replacing, or deleting it to prevent data leakage or misuse.

Use Cases

  • Discover sensitive information: Use regular expressions (such as matching ID card formats) or filtering rules to automatically identify sensitive content in data. For example: Find user phone numbers stored in plain text from logs;
  • Automatically protect data: Desensitize sensitive information (such as displaying "12345678900" as "123****8900"), or directly intercept unencrypted data transmission;
  • Meet compliance requirements: Help enterprises comply with privacy regulations (such as GDPR) and avoid losses caused by data leaks.