Keep sensitive data out of every LLM and agent call.

Embedded within the Authorisation Layer, Xybern Redact is a drop-in privacy proxy that strips PII from your prompts before they reach any AI provider, and restores the real data in every response. No model changes. No pipeline rewrites.

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How it works

Your prompts reach the model. Your data never does.

Xybern Redact sits between your application and any LLM provider. Before a request is sent, every piece of identifiable information is replaced with a consistent, fictionalized substitute. The model sees a complete, coherent prompt, just without the real data.

When the response comes back, Redact re-inserts the original values using a cryptographic vault. Your application receives a natural-language reply with the real names, numbers, and entities fully restored.

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Outbound - anonymize
PII is detected and replaced with consistent pseudonyms. "John Smith at Barclays" becomes "Morgan Brooks at Orion Group".
Outbound
02
Vault - record the mapping
The real-to-pseudonym mapping is stored in an HMAC-signed, Merkle-rooted vault. Cryptographic proof of every redaction event.
Vault
03
LLM call - clean prompt
The anonymized prompt is forwarded to the provider of your choice. The model never sees the real data.
Provider
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Inbound - de-anonymize
The model's response is scanned for pseudonyms and the real values are restored before it reaches your application.
Inbound
01, Anonymization Proxy

Drop-in API proxy. Zero pipeline rewrites.

Point your existing LLM calls at the Xybern Redact endpoint instead of the provider directly. Redact handles anonymization before forwarding and de-anonymization before returning. Your application code stays unchanged.

  • Compatible with Anthropic, OpenAI, Mistral, Groq, DeepSeek, Together, and Gemini
  • One endpoint URL change, no SDK changes, no model changes
  • Consistent pseudonyms across multi-turn conversations
  • Streaming supported, SSE responses de-anonymized in real time
  • Per-workspace API keys with usage tracking and rate limits
  • Document redaction, PDF, DOCX, TXT, CSV, and Markdown
Works with Anthropic OpenAI Mistral Groq Harvey OpenRouter Spellbook + any provider
In Practice

One URL change, full privacy

Replace the provider base URL with the Redact endpoint. Every request through that client is now anonymized automatically.

Consistent pseudonyms per session

The same entity always maps to the same pseudonym within a workspace. Multi-turn conversations stay coherent.

Streaming, fully supported

SSE responses are de-anonymized token by token. Latency is unchanged. Your streaming UI works without modification.

Coverage

Every AI interaction your organisation has, protected.

Redact works in two modes. When your team builds with LLMs, the API proxy handles it. When they use AI tools directly in the browser, the Chrome extension steps in, because there you have no API access at all.

Mode 01
API Proxy

For developers and AI pipelines making programmatic LLM calls. Redact intercepts every outbound request at the API layer, strips identifying information before it reaches the model, and restores it in the response on the way back. Your application code, your SDK, your pipeline, none of it changes. You are simply pointing at a different endpoint, and from that point, nothing sensitive leaves your infrastructure in plain text.

Mode 02
Chrome Extension

For teams using AI tools directly in the browser, where you have no control over the API at all. When a lawyer types a client name into Harvey, or a paralegal pastes a contract clause into ChatGPT, there is no pipeline to intercept. The Chrome extension is the only layer that can act. It sits in the browser, anonymizes what your team types before it is submitted, and gives you the same vault-backed audit trail as the API proxy.

02, Privacy Vault

A cryptographic record of every redaction event.

Every anonymization is signed with an HMAC key and recorded in the Privacy Vault. Vault entries are chained into Merkle roots, giving you a tamper-evident log of every PII substitution, exportable as a signed audit trail at any time.

  • HMAC-signed vault entries for every redaction event
  • Merkle roots for batch integrity proofs, seal and verify entire sessions
  • Per-entry proof paths exportable for external audit
  • Vault records include entity type, timestamp, and workspace context
  • Retention policies, auto-expire old entries based on your data schedule
  • PDF export of signed vault reports for regulatory submissions
Privacy Vault
In Practice

Tamper-evident from the start

HMAC signing and Merkle chaining make it immediately detectable if any vault record is modified after the fact.

Seal a session, prove its integrity

Seal a batch of vault entries into a Merkle root. Produce per-entry proofs on demand, without exposing the rest of the vault.

Regulatory-ready exports

Export the vault as a signed PDF report. Suitable for GDPR Article 30 records of processing, HIPAA logs, and financial audit trails.

03, Policies

Configure exactly what gets redacted and how.

Redact policies define which entity types are intercepted, whether they are permanently redacted or restored in responses, and any custom regex patterns your organisation needs. Each workspace runs its own policy, independently controlled.

  • Toggle any PII category on or off per workspace
  • Permanent redaction mode, block de-anonymization entirely for high-sensitivity workflows
  • Custom regex patterns, add your own entity definitions on top of the built-in detectors
  • Leakage webhooks, receive instant alerts when PII is detected in an outbound prompt that escaped the proxy
  • Per-workspace API key scoping with full audit trail
  • Quasi-identifier detection, flag combinations of fields that could re-identify individuals
Policy configuration
In Practice

Permanent mode for high-stakes data

Some workflows should never see the real data re-inserted. Permanent redaction mode enforces a one-way anonymization with no restore path.

Custom patterns for your domain

Add a regex for internal employee IDs, case reference numbers, policy codes, or any identifier your organisation uses. Redact treats them as first-class entities.

Leakage alerts before data leaves

If PII escapes the proxy layer, a signed webhook fires immediately. Your security team is notified before the call completes.

04, Chrome Extension

Anonymize directly in the browser.

The Xybern Redact Chrome extension brings PII detection and anonymization to any web page, no API integration required. Right-click selected text to anonymize it instantly, or paste any content into a field and let the extension detect and highlight identifiable data automatically.

  • Right-click any selected text → "Anonymize with Xybern Redact"
  • Clipboard paste detection, PII flagged automatically on paste
  • Document anonymization, upload PDF, DOCX, TXT, CSV, or Markdown
  • Download fully anonymized documents in the original format
  • Connects to your Xybern workspace via API key, vault-backed
  • Works on any page: chatbots, email clients, internal tools, forms
Xybern Redact Chrome Extension
In Practice

Works where your team already works

ChatGPT, Claude.ai, internal tools, CRMs, email clients - the extension works on any page without needing an API integration.

Zero-friction document handling

Drag a DOCX into the extension popup and download an anonymized version in seconds. The vault records the full redaction event.

Connected to your workspace vault

All extension anonymizations are vault-backed. The same audit trail, Merkle proof, and retention policy as the API proxy.

The Foundation

Redact is built on the same security infrastructure as the Authorisation Layer.

The Privacy Vault, cryptographic signing, Merkle integrity, and workspace isolation all run on the same infrastructure that underlies every Xybern product. One security posture across your entire AI stack.

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Private AI calls. Every provider. No rewrites.

Add Xybern Redact to an existing pipeline in minutes. Your team keeps using the models they already use.