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.NET provides libraries that offer foundational components and abstractions for implementing compliance features, such as data classification and redaction, in .NET applications. These abstractions help developers create and manage data in a standardized way. In this article, you get an overview on the data classification and redaction compliance libraries.
Data classification in .NET
Data classification helps categorize data based on its sensitivity and protection level using the DataClassification structure. This allows you to label sensitive information and enforce policies based on these labels. You can create custom classifications and attributes to tag your data appropriately.
For more information about .NET's data classification library, see Data classification in .NET.
Data redaction in .NET
Data redaction helps protect sensitive information in logs, error messages, or other outputs to comply with privacy rules and protect sensitive data. The Microsoft.Extensions.Compliance.Redaction library provides various redactors, such as the ErasingRedactor and HmacRedactor. You can configure these redactors and register them using the AddRedaction methods. Additionally, you can create custom redactors and redactor providers to suit your specific needs.
For more information about .NET's data redaction library, see Data redaction in .NET.
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