Compliance and data privacy
Show the exact path a customer’s data can travel.
Privacy rules ask a simple question that is brutally hard to answer: where can this person’s data actually go? A tool that knows where sensitive data lives cannot see how the code moves it. A tool that knows the code cannot see which data is sensitive. We do both at once, so we can show the real path from a customer record to every place it could end up, including the log file it should never reach.
The real route a piece of customer data can travel through your system
Where the data is sensitive, and how the code moves it, fused into one answer
Catches private data reaching places it should never be written
Runs on your own machine; the data never leaves to be checked
Why it matters
Most data leaks are not break-ins. They are data quietly ending up where it should not.
A customer’s details get written into a log for debugging. A record gets passed to a third party that was only meant to see part of it. None of this is an attack, and none of it shows up on a normal security scan, but each one is a privacy breach with real fines attached. To prove you are safe, you have to be able to follow your sensitive data everywhere it can go. That is exactly what we make possible.
The fusion only we can do
One tool knows what is sensitive. One knows how it moves. Together they prove the path.
Guardee knows which fields hold sensitive data, a name, a card number, a health record. Our code intelligence knows how data flows through the software. On their own, neither can answer the privacy question. Joined together, they can say something no single tool can: “this log line can be reached from a public web request, and it writes a field marked as a customer’s private data, here is the exact path.” That is provable data lineage, the thing privacy law actually asks for, and it is the kind of answer you only get when the data map and the code map are the same map.
Prove where your customers’ data can go, before someone else finds out.
Want to see the real flow of sensitive data through your own system? Talk to us.