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No, I understand that. I guess my question is actually around your experience with "You can argue that is sufficiently obfuscated to not count as PII" and wheth
by indeed30 5y ago
No, I understand that. I guess my question is actually around your experience with "You can argue that is sufficiently obfuscated to not count as PII" and whether your customers are actually successful with this argument.
- gk1 5y agoThose who need more assurance just look at our SOC2 compliance, or have us go through a security review, or opt for the dedicated-environment deployment option.