You need broad Google Cloud DLP.
Google Sensitive Data Protection supports sensitive data discovery, classification, content inspection, content de-identification, custom infoTypes, and Google Cloud storage inspection.
Google Sensitive Data Protection, formerly Google Cloud DLP, gives teams a DLP API for content inspection, content de-identification, custom infoTypes, and hybrid inspection jobs. For PII stored in Snowflake or private app pipelines, Agent Mask keeps de-identification in your chosen runtime instead of building a Google Cloud inspection, findings, and writeback path.
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Google Sensitive Data Protection is strong when the goal is a broad cloud DLP program across Google Cloud and hybrid sources. Agent Mask is built for the focused job: de-identifying sensitive text and files in Snowflake or through a self-hosted private API without routing redaction through a separate DLP API workflow.
Google Sensitive Data Protection supports sensitive data discovery, classification, content inspection, content de-identification, custom infoTypes, and Google Cloud storage inspection.
Agent Mask avoids a separate Google Cloud inspection and findings pipeline and gives teams a Snowflake PII redaction function or self-hosted PII redaction API for text and supported documents.
Google can run content inspection and de-identify sensitive data. For teams starting from Snowflake or a private deployment, that still means managing a sender, job configuration, findings destination, pricing meter, and writeback flow.
Google hybrid jobs can inspect data from external sources. Teams starting from Snowflake or a private deployment still design the sender, job configuration, findings destination, and writeback flow.
Google pricing includes separate meters for content inspection and transformation. Agent Mask keeps the pricing model tied to the deployment you choose: Snowflake consumption or a self-hosted license.
Findings can land in Google Cloud job resources, BigQuery, Pub/Sub, or monitoring tools. Teams moving private data through Google have to secure and monitor that path.
Compare what your team has to manage with Google Sensitive Data Protection’s DLP API versus an Agent Mask private runtime for PII redaction.
This page uses Google documentation for Sensitive Data Protection, hybrid jobs, pricing, and data security.
Google's product documentation for DLP inspection, de-identification, infoTypes, jobs, and findings.
Google documentation for inspecting data from external or hybrid sources.
Google pricing for content inspection, content transformation, and storage inspection.
Google documentation on how content, storage, and hybrid inspection methods handle data.
Agent Mask documentation explaining how Snowflake Native App and self-hosted Docker processing stay inside your chosen runtime without sending payloads to Agent Mask.
Agent Mask documentation for self-hosted data flow, network requirements, offline license verification, retention, and hardening.
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Answers for teams deciding whether to run PII redaction through Google Sensitive Data Protection or keep it in a private Agent Mask runtime.
Google SDP makes the most sense when your team is already deeply standardized on Google Cloud and wants one broad DLP program across Google Cloud and external sources: discovery, classification, findings, custom infoTypes, de-identification, and reporting. For teams redacting data from Snowflake or private app workflows, that can be more platform than the redaction job requires.
Teams starting from Snowflake or a private deployment still need a path for sending data to Google inspection or hybrid jobs, configuring permissions and jobs, routing findings, securing those results, and writing transformed data back into the source workflow.
Google SDP can de-identify sensitive data, but it does that through a Google Cloud workflow with jobs, findings, pricing meters, and result handling. Agent Mask is built for teams that need the redaction job to stay in Snowflake or their own private deployment.
Google pricing uses separate meters for inspection and transformation. Agent Mask avoids those Google Cloud meters: Snowflake deployments are consumption-based through Snowflake compute, and self-hosted deployments use an Agent Mask licensing fee.
Yes, but it is not a plain-English detector. Google custom detection is a configuration exercise: define custom infoTypes with dictionaries or regex, tune likelihood, add hotword or exclusion rules, manage templates, and connect the configuration to inspection and de-identification jobs. Agent Mask keeps custom detection in the private redaction workflow, with plain-English entities or regex when you need precision.
Use Agent Mask when the job is private PII redaction, not a broad Google Cloud DLP program. Instead of routing text through Google content inspection jobs, findings destinations, separate meters, and writeback, Agent Mask returns de-identified output through a Snowflake PII redaction function or self-hosted PII redaction API. You get redacted output plus review metadata in the same workflow.
Start in Snowflake Marketplace or get a self-hosted trial key to keep PII redaction in your chosen private runtime.