How SUPERWISE stops patient data leaks
Watch SUPERWISE detect a patient's Social Security number and block the PII in real time, before it ever reaches the LLM.
What's in this video
- The demo starts with a prompt containing a made-up patient Social Security number.
- SUPERWISE detects the listed identifier before the request reaches the model.
- The video shows the blocked data and the protected request flow.
Frequently asked questions
Topics from this video and why governed AI matters.
- How does SUPERWISE stop PII from reaching the LLM?
- SUPERWISE guardrails block PII in real time before it ever reaches the model. Identifiable data is stripped or rejected at the boundary so zero PHI touches the LLM. For sophisticated PII/PHI workloads, SUPERWISE also supports privately hosted and open-source models so customers can build solutions that handle sensitive data while keeping it in their control. That is operational compliance evidence.
- Why is real-time PII blocking critical in healthcare AI?
- Once PII reaches the model, it can leak in responses or logs. Blocking at the edge keeps PHI out of training data and answers. Governed AI requires that guardrails enforce policy before the request is processed.
- What counts as PII in healthcare guardrails?
- HIPAA Safe Harbor defines 18 identifier categories (names, geographic data, dates, phone, email, SSN, medical record numbers, and more) that must be removed or generalized. SUPERWISE guardrails support configurable PII rules so you align with HIPAA and your own policies without custom code.





