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PII Data Redaction

Learn more about what information we redact.

Updated over 3 months ago

Altis is fully committed to complying with PII data regulations through data redaction. We understand the importance of protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access and misuse. Our data redaction processes involve the removal or anonymization of personally identifiable information from documents and records, making it challenging for malicious actors to exploit this data. By implementing robust data redaction measures, Altis significantly reduces the risk of data breaches and maintains compliance with various privacy regulations.

PII data redaction is a process that removes or anonymizes sensitive information from documents and records, ensuring that personal data remains confidential. All redacted text will be replaced with # characters. For example, if the phone number 111-2222 was spoken in the audio, it would be transcribed as ###-#### in the text.

Given that PII involves sensitive information, we expect to see 100% redaction rates where the content is transcribed correctly. If something is incorrectly transcribed, it may not be redacted. For example, if a U.S social security number is transcribed and formatted as a telephone number, and you’ve only chosen to redact U.S social security numbers, the social security number won’t be redacted.

For a comprehensive list of the information we redact, view the table below.

Redacted Information Type

Description

medical_process

Medical process, including treatments, procedures, and tests (e.g., heart surgery, CT scan)

medical_condition

Name of a medical condition, disease, syndrome, deficit, or disorder (e.g., chronic fatigue syndrome, arrhythmia, depression)

blood_type

Blood type (e.g., O-, AB positive)

drug

Medications, vitamins, or supplements (e.g., Advil, Acetaminophen, Panadol)

injury

Bodily injury (e.g., I broke my arm, I have a sprained wrist)

number_sequence

A "lazy" rule that will redact any sequence of numbers equal to or greater than 2

email_address

Email address (e.g., support@altis.io)

date_of_birth

Date of Birth (e.g., Date of Birth: March 7,1961)

phone_number

Telephone or fax number

us_social_security_number

Social Security Number or equivalent

credit_card_number

Credit card number

credit_card_expiration

Expiration date of a credit card

credit_card_cvv

Credit card verification code (e.g., CVV: 080)

date

Specific calendar date (e.g., December 18)

nationality

Terms indicating nationality, ethnicity, or race (e.g., American, Asian, Caucasian)

event

Name of an event or holiday (e.g., Olympics, Yom Kippur)

language

Name of a natural language (e.g., Spanish, French)

location

Any Location reference including mailing address, postal code, city, state, province, or country

money_amount

Name and/or amount of currency (e.g., 15 pesos, $94.50)

person_name

Name of a person (e.g., Bob, Doug Jones)

person_age

Number associated with an age (e.g., 27, 75)

organization

Name of an organization (e.g., CNN, McDonalds, University of Alaska)

political_affiliation

Terms referring to a political party, movement, or ideology (e.g., Republican, Liberal)

occupation

Job title or profession (e.g., professor, actors, engineer, CPA)

religion

Terms indicating religious affiliation (e.g., Hindu, Catholic)

drivers_license

Driver’s license number (e.g., DL# 356933-540)

banking_information

Banking information, including account and routing numbers

To use this feature, make sure to toggle it on when adding conversations to Altis through our uploading or scheduling conversations features. Right now, we redact everything in this list. In the future, you'll be able to select which types of PII you'd like to redact and which you'd like to not redact.

For now, simply toggle it on, and let Altis handle the rest.

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