Huntington Bank: Redacting sensitive data from 400M+ documents with AWS
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This article describes how Huntington Bank redacted sensitive data from 400+ million documents using AWS services, reducing processing time from years to months.
- Used Amazon Textract to detect sensitive information like Social Security numbers and account numbers from documents
- Employed AWS Step Functions with distributed map state to process millions of documents daily at scale
- Leveraged AWS DataSync and AWS Direct Connect to securely transfer encrypted documents to and from on-premises storage
- Implemented redaction workflow using Python libraries with confidence score validation for accuracy verification
- Achieved 10 million documents processed per day with 95%+ redaction accuracy and 5% of original cost estimate
The solution demonstrates how AWS services enable large-scale compliance initiatives and document processing while maintaining security and meeting PCI DSS requirements.
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