Evidence, not guesswork
Find sensitive data before the audit does
SOC 2 is built on the Trust Services Criteria, including confidentiality and privacy. Demonstrating those controls means showing you actually know where sensitive data sits and that you act on it, not just that you have a policy.
FileSentinel scans your Windows files for personal identifiers, payment data, health information, and credentials, scores the findings, and lets you export reports you can attach as evidence of discovery and remediation.
Trust criteria support
How discovery maps to your audit
| Need | How FileSentinel helps |
|---|---|
| Know your data | Locate sensitive data across endpoint files |
| Confidentiality | Redact or remove data that should not be stored |
| Evidence | Export CSV, HTML, or PDF reports of findings and fixes |
| Secrets hygiene | Find hardcoded credentials and API keys to rotate |
No cloud dependency
Evidence without exposure
FileSentinel produces its evidence without sending your data anywhere. Scanning, scoring, and reporting all happen on-device, so generating audit evidence does not widen your attack surface.
- On-device
- Exportable evidence
- Remediation history
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FAQ
Does FileSentinel give me a SOC 2 report?
No. A SOC 2 report comes from an auditor. FileSentinel helps you prepare by finding sensitive data and producing remediation evidence that supports your confidentiality and privacy controls.
What evidence can I export?
CSV, HTML, and PDF reports of findings and remediation, backed by a history of exactly what was changed and where.
Can it help with secrets management evidence?
Yes. FileSentinel finds hardcoded passwords, API keys, and cloud secrets so you can rotate them and show the cleanup.
Is the scanning cloud-based?
No. Everything runs locally on your Windows machine with no uploads.