Achieve SOC 2 Type II compliance effortlessly. PrivacyScrubber's Zero-Trust Data Sanitization (ZTDS) architecture ensures that your enterprise meets critical Trust Services Criteria out of the box, without subjecting third-party AI models to exhaustive Vendor Risk Assessments.
Fulfilling SOC 2 Criteria CC9.1 (Confidentiality)
The SOC 2 Confidentiality principle (CC9.1) requires that an entity classifies, identifies, and maintains confidential information in accordance with policies. The biggest threat to this principle in the modern enterprise is the uncontrolled leakage of proprietary data into public Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
PrivacyScrubber enforces SOC 2 CC9.1 through strict, deterministic pseudonymization. By deploying our 100% client-side scrubber, sensitive data elements—including names, email addresses, financial amounts, and custom regex policies—are tokenized directly within the active browser tab's RAM. The confidential information is stripped, replaced by generic semantic tokens (e.g., [NAME_1]), and never transmitted across the network.
Ephemeral Processing & Logical Access (CC6.1)
A critical component of a SOC 2 audit involves Logical Access Security (CC6.1)—proving that unauthorized actors cannot access your databases. Because PrivacyScrubber maintains a Zero-Server Architecture, there are no databases, no APIs, and no persistent storage mechanisms. The SessionMap, which holds the temporary translation keys mapping your tokens back to raw PII, exists exclusively in your browser's ephemeral memory. The exact moment the browser tab is closed, the SessionMap is irrecoverably destroyed. We do not store cookies, we do not write to localStorage, and we do not compile telemetry. This zero data at rest approach radically simplifies the auditor's footprint.
Bypassing the Vendor Risk Assessment (VRA)
Evaluating an AI tool for SOC 2 Type II compliance usually requires evaluating the vendor's own sub-processors, encryption standards (AES-256 for at-rest, TLS 1.3 for in-transit), and Data Processing Agreements. However, because our tool operates entirely as a local executable within the user's DOM environment, PrivacyScrubber is not technically a Data Processor. We never receive your packets. Thus, compliance and AppSec teams can greenlight the deployment of PrivacyScrubber virtually immediately, bypassing months of bureaucratic Vendor Risk Assessments.
The Airplane Mode Proof
To instantly prove our SOC 2 compliance claim to your CISO or an external auditor, simply load the tool, physically disconnect the device from the internet (Airplane Mode), and execute a redaction. Zero packets will be sent. Absolute cryptographic certainty achieved.