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Google officially launched the Data Lost Prevention API

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To help organizations protect and monitor sensitive data, Google has just launched a new application interface (API) called “Data Loss Prevention” (DLP). Since March this year, DLP has been in the testing phase. With the official release, it also ushered in a number of new features, including redirection, masking, and tokenization. The API can enforce the “least privilege principle” or perform “need-to-know access” to the production application and data workflow.

Sateesh Narahari, vice president of product management solutions, said:

The Google Cloud DLP API allows you to scan and classify documents and images from multiple cloud data storage and email sources with our security solutions, providing key security features for customers, such as managing data and reducing risk Editing.

By delivering high-quality results to customers, Google’s intelligent DLP services can differentiate between the products offered and grow our business.

The DLP API provides native support for large data set scans of Google Cloud Storage, Datastore, and BigQuery, as well as the ability to transform, defend, and better understand customer data, with K-anonymity, L-diversity, etc. The

Interested you can read the relevant documents on Google Cloud Platform:

https://cloud.google.com/dlp/docs/