Growth · Part of Compliance Dashboard
PII access log + purpose annotation
Every read of PII (national ID, home address, etc.) logged with the accessor's stated purpose. Anomaly alerts flag patterns that don't match the purpose — early warning, not after-the-fact forensics.
For the operator
Every read of PII — national ID, home address, salary, medical-leave reason — logged with the accessor's stated purpose and timestamp. Anomaly alerts fire when patterns don't match the purpose annotation (high-volume reads from one user, unusual hours, clusters tied to a leak event). Early warning, not after-the-fact forensics.
Business impact
Insider PII abuse incidents at BPOs are responsible for the majority of breach-notification events, and most are caught only after the data has already been exfiltrated. Anomaly-based access logging surfaces the pattern early enough to contain the incident, dramatically reducing notification scope and the cascading regulatory exposure. Detection at the source rather than at the breach disclosure.