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Evaluate sensitive-data redaction quality

Evaluate sensitive-data redaction in Proforma with approved examples. Inspect missed spans, excessive masking and logs without claiming anonymization or compliance.

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Evaluate [redaction workflow] against [reviewed sensitive spans] in [approved examples]. Define which data classes must be removed, which content should remain useful and how partial matches are scored. Report missed spans, excessive redaction and failure examples using masked references. Inspect generated logs and outputs for unintended disclosure. Do not upload real secrets, claim anonymization from simple masking or treat this evaluation as compliance certification.

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Define inputs, outputs, permissions and failure conditions before implementing an Action. Evaluate AI against representative labeled examples and retain human approval for consequential steps.

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Security and privacy owners should review residual disclosure risk and permitted processing before using real sensitive data.

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Before you begin

  • Approved synthetic or permissioned evaluation examples
  • Reviewed redaction policy and reference spans
  • Configured AI runtime if the workflow uses AI

Work with permitted files or queryable data. Verify the result against the original records.

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