Personally identifiable information (PII), or sensitive personal information (SPI), refers to information that can be used on its own or with other information to identify, contact, or locate a single person, or to identify an individual in context. Some examples of PII include Social Security Number, email address, credit card numbers, passport number, home address, and so forth.
Kore.ai allows you to redact any sensitive information that users share with your bots. When you enable redaction for an information type, you can transform its value into a pattern that doesn’t contain comprehensible data. Any end-user input that matches the PII pattern gets redacted by the platform in the context object, chat logs, and all other places. Learn more.
Protecting Sensitive Data in LLM Interactions
De-identification of PII Data
The XO platform now supports the detection and protection of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) at the Agent Node level. Users can choose whether to send redacted or original values to the language model, giving them more control over data exposure.
- Do not de-identify PII data when making LLM calls: If selected, the platform sends the original PII values to the LLM without redaction or masking.
- Use original values of PII data in service calls (Coming Soon): The platform sends original PII values to the service nodes or SearchAI nodes, as configured at the Agent Node level or globally in PII Settings.