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Annex A.8.11: Data Masking Execution

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A.8.11 explicitly requires organizations to use masking and pseudonymization techniques to protect PII. PrivacyScrubber is purpose-built as the technical implementation of this control. Instead of retroactive cloud-based DLP tools that alert after a breach, our engine intercepts data at the point of origin: the user's browser. Our PII scanner masks sensitive names, payment cards, IP addresses, and custom corporate identifiers by replacing them with semantic tokens — structural anonymization that ensures the AI receives syntax without semantics.

Annex A.8.28: Secure Coding and Transparency

ISO 27001 places deep emphasis on Secure Coding (A.8.28). Third-party software often acts as a privileged black box. PrivacyScrubber takes the opposite approach: the entire engine is auditable. Your AppSec team can inspect the unminified JavaScript directly via Chrome Developer Tools — verifying that zero external API calls (fetch, XMLHttpRequest) exist and zero telemetry beacons fire. With Teams or Enterprise deployment, we provide static files for internal hosting within an air-gapped corporate intranet.

Control A.5.10 — Acceptable Use Policy Enforcement

Control A.5.10 requires enforcing rules for acceptable use of information assets. An AI Acceptable Use Policy is meaningless without a technical enforcement mechanism. PrivacyScrubber serves as the technical safety-net for your corporate AI policy. Deploying the Chrome Extension enterprise-wide removes the friction that encourages Shadow AI, ensuring employees follow your ISO 27001 mandated security objectives. For federal control mappings, see the NIST 800-53 compliance page.