Sample Data Handling Using PII Tags
In Collate, sensitive information is protected through automatic masking of sample data when PII (Personally Identifiable Information) tags are applied.How It Works
- If a PII tag is applied to a specific column:
- Only that column’s sample data will be masked and displayed as
******in the UI.
- Only that column’s sample data will be masked and displayed as
- If a PII tag is applied at the table level:
- All columns within that table will have their sample data masked automatically.
This behavior ensures that sensitive data is not exposed through sample data views in Collate.
Example
| Column Name | Tag | Sample Data Displayed |
|---|---|---|
| PII.Sensitive | ****** | |
| phoneNumber | PII.Sensitive | ****** |
| age | (None) | 25 |
| Column Name | Tag | Sample Data Displayed |
|---|---|---|
| Inherited from Table | ****** | |
| phoneNumber | Inherited from Table | ****** |
| age | Inherited from Table | ****** |
How to Apply PII Tags
- Navigate to the column or table in the Collate UI.
- Apply the PII.Sensitive tag via the tagging options.
- Ensure auto-classification or manual tagging captures the correct columns during ingestion.