Classify sensitive fields in the client
Browser Web SDK and client-side protection
WEB · DATA PROTECTION SOLUTION PROFILE
Protect selected sensitive payloads from browser or client to an approved backend cryptographic boundary.
CUSTOMER PROBLEM
TLS protects the channel, but sensitive fields can still be harvested, logged or exposed at intermediaries. Selected payloads may require protection before leaving the browser or client.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC IMPLEMENTATION FLOW
Web SDK, API gateway, KMS/HSM, identity and business-service endpoints. Threat model, protocol profile, replay tests, sample integration and privacy review.
Browser Web SDK and client-side protection
Field-level and payload-level encryption
ML-KEM/hybrid session establishment by approved profile
API gateway and backend decryption boundary
Session binding, replay protection and key rotation
Masking, logging and data-minimization controls
NAMED COMPONENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The descriptions below state concrete technical behaviour rather than generic support language.
Runs before form submission to select protected fields, validate origin and policy, obtain the approved server key profile and build a versioned encrypted envelope.
Encrypts individual fields or the full request with authenticated encryption so routing metadata may remain visible while protected values stay opaque.
Uses an approved ML-KEM or hybrid session profile to derive short-lived content-encryption keys and binds the selected algorithm identifiers into the envelope.
Allows gateways to authenticate, rate-limit and validate schema without decrypting protected fields; decapsulation and decryption occur only in the approved backend service.
Binds ciphertext to origin, transaction ID, nonce, timestamp and selected business context, then rejects replayed, expired or mismatched requests.
Masks protected values in logs, minimizes plaintext lifetime in memory and records access, decryption result, policy version and key-erasure outcome.
Web SDK, API gateway, KMS/HSM, identity and business-service endpoints.
Client, format or application components protect data before it reaches shared infrastructure.
Gateways enforce identity and policy while key use or decryption occurs only inside the approved backend boundary.
One data class and transaction path is proven first, then expanded through compatibility and performance gates.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BOUNDARIES
These points come from the product profile, not from a shared disclaimer.
NEXT STEP
Confirm trust boundaries, interfaces, threat model and productization path.