Team-Based DLP: Give Each Group Its Own Redaction Rules

Speedscale introduces group rules for Kubernetes API-traffic data loss prevention (DLP) to address the risks and coordination problems of maintaining one shared redaction policy across multiple teams. The approach combines a small, organization-wide baseline rule for universally sensitive data such as credentials and government identifiers with separately owned, workload-scoped group rules that add redactions for specific namespaces, services, or clusters. Redaction is additive, so group rules cannot weaken the baseline or affect unrelated teams’ traffic, while the owner field improves accountability and prepares the model for future role-based access controls. Rules can be created, tested against recorded traffic, previewed in their effective combined form, enabled, and deployed through proxymock web or the Speedscale dashboard; administrators should note that saves reload connected forwarders briefly and that rules should be disabled before deletion. Available in Speedscale version 2.5.1022 and later, the feature is intended to let teams independently manage sensitive fields while preserving central protections and safer shared-cluster traffic capture.

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