Classify, mask, and route regulated data before it leaves your environment.
PII, PHI, and regulated fields move through telemetry pipelines every second. A vendor-neutral control layer in front of your SIEM and APM lets you classify, mask, and route data by jurisdiction at the pipeline layer, before events reach any destination. Logmetry architects design that layer across Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Datadog, and Cribl.
Why is telemetry data a governance problem?
Telemetry carries personally identifiable information, health records, and payment data inside ordinary logs and events. The moment that data crosses a network boundary, lands in a cloud platform, or gets indexed in a SIEM, you inherit the obligation to protect it.
Jurisdiction makes it harder. GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS each define different handling, residency, and retention requirements, and data from different regions often shares the same infrastructure. Manual classification cannot keep pace with the volume and variety of modern telemetry, so sensitive fields leak into destinations that were never scoped to hold them.
3 frameworks
GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS handled per source
In-flight
masking applied before egress
How do you govern regulated data at the pipeline layer?
You enforce classification, masking, and routing in flight, before events reach any destination. A vendor-neutral control layer reads each event, identifies sensitive fields, and decides what gets hashed, masked, dropped, or routed, so regulated data never lands somewhere it should not.
Logmetry designs these rules to run at pipeline speed without bottlenecks or false positives. We work across Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Datadog, and Cribl, so the policy follows your data regardless of which platform sits downstream.
- Mask or hash PII and PHI fields in flight, before any event leaves the network
- Classify sensitive data automatically so new sources inherit the right handling rules
- Route by compliance tier, sending regulated data to compliant storage and the rest to standard destinations
- Apply per-jurisdiction routing so EU data stays on EU-resident storage and US data routes to US destinations
- Keep audit trails of what was masked, when, and where the original was archived, so the compliance team has evidence for review
How does Logmetry build a governance pipeline?
We start by mapping where regulated data actually lives, then design masking and routing rules tuned to your frameworks and your environment. This is architecture work. Field-level classification and per-jurisdiction routing have to be precise enough to satisfy auditors and fast enough to keep up with production volume.
We support your compliance program. Your compliance team owns the audit and the certification. We design and implement the controls that give them defensible evidence.
Frequently asked questions
Does masking happen before data leaves my network?
Yes. The control layer processes data in flight at the collection point. Sensitive fields are masked or hashed before any event is sent to an external destination, so raw PII and PHI never cross the network boundary into a cloud SIEM or APM.
Can I mask data differently for different destinations?
Yes. The pipeline supports per-destination handling. The same event can be sent fully masked to a cloud SIEM and unmasked to an on-premises compliance archive, so analysts get what they need while regulated fields stay protected downstream.
How do you handle data across different jurisdictions?
Per-jurisdiction routing rules enforce residency at the pipeline layer. EU-origin data routes to EU-resident storage while US data routes to US destinations, and the pipeline applies the masking each framework requires. The boundary is enforced in flight, not after the fact.
Does this make us compliant or certified?
No. We support your compliance program, we do not certify it. We design and implement the masking, routing, and audit controls. Your compliance team owns the audit and the certification, and the audit trails we produce give them defensible evidence.
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