Introducing PhiSQL: The Query Language for PII Operations
PhiSQL is a declarative, SQL-like query language for PII privacy operations across the Philterd toolkit. The problem it solves and what ships in v0.1.
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 redact from SQL queries, and federated patterns.
Architecting Privacy in Kafka: Real-Time Redaction for Streaming Data
Three battle-tested patterns for redacting PII inside Apache Kafka pipelines: Phileas as an embedded library, Philter over HTTP, or a Kafka Connect transform.
From Phileas to Philter: The Evolution of Our Open Source Engine
How a focused open source experiment grew into the engine behind a full enterprise PII suite, and why both Phileas and Philter still ship independently.
Phileas 2.12.0
Phileas 2.12.0, the popular open source redaction library, is released. A new Philter built on it is coming to the AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure marketplaces.
Shielding Your Search: Redacting PII and PHI in OpenSearch with Phinder
Phinder is an open source OpenSearch plugin built on Phileas that redacts and de-identifies PII and PHI in your search results, keeping sensitive data private.
Phileas 2.10.0
Phileas 2.10.0 is released. This version removes the commons-csv and guava dependencies, adds a bloom filter, updates pdfbox to 3.0, and adds fixes.
Phileas in Graylog – Removing PII from Logs
Graylog has integrated Phileas, the open source PII and PHI redaction engine, into its log management platform to identify and redact sensitive data in logs.
Phileas 2.9.1
Phileas 2.9.1 is released: a new line separator in LineWidthSplitService, empty ph-eye spans no longer signal failure, and a default PhEyeConfiguration value.
Phileas: The Open Source PII and PHI redaction engine
Introducing Phileas, the open source PII and PHI redaction engine, now available under the Apache license on GitHub. It powers both Philter and Phirestream.
What is format-preserving encryption?
Format-preserving encryption (FPE) encrypts a value so the ciphertext keeps its shape and won't break downstream systems. A guide with credit-card examples.