The Phileas Trino Connector: PII Redaction as SQL
A walkthrough of the open-source Phileas connector for Apache Trino — what it does, how to install it, how to use it from SQL queries, and architectural patterns for federated redaction across data sources.
Architecting Privacy in Kafka: Real-Time Redaction for Streaming Data
Three battle-tested patterns for redacting PII inside Apache Kafka pipelines — using Phileas as an embedded library, Philter over HTTP, or a Kafka Connect transform. With code, deployment notes, and operational guidance.
Compliance as Code: Integrating Philter into Your CI/CD Pipeline
Treat data privacy like a unit test. How to wire Philter into GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and pre-commit hooks so PII leaks fail the build instead of surfacing in production.
Migrating from AWS Comprehend to Philter: A Practical Transition Guide
A side-by-side migration guide for teams moving PII detection from AWS Comprehend to self-hosted Philter. API translations, code samples, deployment patterns, and a safe shadow-mode cutover.
Snowflake PII Redaction: A Practical Integration Guide
Three production-grade patterns for redacting PII inside Snowflake: external functions, Java UDFs, and ETL-stage redaction. With code, performance trade-offs, and when to pick each.
Phileas in Graylog – Removing PII from Logs
We are very excited to share with you that Graylog has integrated Phileas, the open source PII/PHI redaction engine, into their centralized log management solution. With this new integration, Graylog now has the ability to identify and redact different types of PII (personally identifiable information) present in logs. The presence of PII in logs is a serious concern.…
Automatically Redacting PII and PHI from Files in Amazon S3 using Amazon Macie and Philter
Amazon Macie is “a data security service that discovers sensitive data using machine learning and pattern matching.” With Amazon Macie you can find potentially sensitive information in files in your Amazon S3 buckets, but what do you do when Amazon Macie finds a file that contains an SSN, phone number, or other piece of sensitive information?…