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With Compliance for Confluence, you can scan Confluence for specific types of sensitive data including credit card numbers, email addresses, user names, phone numbers and more.
There are several detectors already available for you to use and our team will be adding more in the near future. If there is a data type you would like us to detect within your Confluence instance, please let us know.
Want to create your own detector? You can now use regular expressions to build a custom detector in Compliance for Confluence. Check out our Custom Detectors user guides for more information.
System Detectors
There are specific parameters that Compliance for Confluence uses to search for sensitive data. Please find out more about the types of information detected in the table below.
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Extraction Type |
What can be detected? |
|---|---|
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Credit Card Number |
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club and JCB card numbers |
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Email address in formats like |
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Username |
Username with an @ prefix, such as |
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Phone Number |
International phone numbers, ideally in the E.164 format (e.g. |
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Social Security Number (US) |
US social security numbers in the |
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Tax Reference Number (GB) |
GB PAYE temporary reference numbers in the |
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National Insurance Number (GB) |
GB national insurance numbers in the |
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Drivers Licence Number (GB) |
GB drivers licence numbers in the |
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AWS Access Key ID |
Access Key ID in the format |
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AWS Secret Access Key |
Secret Access Key in the format |
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Google API Key |
API key in the format |
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Firebase Secret |
Firebase API key format |
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GitHub Token |
Personal GitHub access token in the format |
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GitLab Token |
GitLab token in the format |
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Stripe Secret Key |
Stripe secret key in the format |
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Stripe Publishable Key |
Stripe publishable key in the format |
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