Email Addresses
Filter
This filter identifies email addresses such as john.fake.address@hotmail.com
in text.
Required Parameters
This filter has no required parameters.
Optional Parameters
Parameter | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|
emailAddressFilterStrategies |
A list of filter strategies. | None |
enabled |
When set to false, the filter will be disabled and not applied | true |
ignored |
A list of terms to be ignored by the filter. | None |
onlyStrictMatches |
When set to false, the pattern for identifying email addresses will be relaxed. Filtered email addresses will have a lower confidence, but filter performance will increase. | true |
onlyValidTLDs |
When set to true, only email addresses that are for a top-level domain are filtered. | false |
Filter Strategies
The filter may have zero or more filter strategies. When no filter strategy is given the default strategy of REDACT
is
used. When multiple filter strategies are given the filter strategies will be applied in order as they are listed.
See Filter Strategies for details.
Strategy | Description |
---|---|
REDACT |
Replace the sensitive text with a placeholder. |
RANDOM_REPLACE |
Replace the sensitive text with a similar, random value. |
STATIC_REPLACE |
Replace the sensitive text with a given value. |
CRYPTO_REPLACE |
Replace the sensitive text with its encrypted value. |
HASH_SHA256_REPLACE |
Replace the sensitive text with its SHA256 hash value. |
Conditions
Each filter strategy may have one condition. See Conditions for details.
Conditional | Description | Operators |
---|---|---|
TOKEN |
Compares the value of the sensitive text. | == , != |
CONTEXT |
Compares the filtering context. | == , != |
CONFIDENCE |
Compares the confidence in the sensitive text against a threshold value. | < , <= , > , >= , == , != |
Example Policy
{
"name": "email-address-example",
"identifiers": {
"emailAddress": {
"emailAddressFilterStrategies": [
{
"strategy": "REDACT",
"redactionFormat": "{{{REDACTED-%t}}}"
}
]
}
}
}