0-Day Vendor Clearance · Skip 6-Week Legal Redlines

Deploy Enterprise AI Today.
Zero DPA Required.

A Data Processing Agreement (DPA) under GDPR Article 28 is legally required only when an external vendor receives or processes personal data on your behalf. Because PrivacyScrubber sanitizes 100% of text in your employee's local browser memory with 0 bytes of prompt data sent to our servers, PrivacyScrubber acts strictly as local workstation software rather than a third-party Data Processor.

ZTDS
ZTDS™ RFC v1.0 Certified ApplianceZTDS-CERT-2026-PRIVACYSCRUBBER-WEB-D02DC6

Cryptographically attested zero-egress client runtime (Ed25519 signature verification · 0 prompt subprocessors · GDPR Art. 28 Non-Applicability).

Verify Ed25519 Seal
0-Day Procurement
Instant Vendor Clearance

Bypass 30-page DPA contract negotiations, subprocessor audits, and 150-question cloud risk questionnaires.

SLA: < 5 Min ClearanceCopy Memo ↓
0-Byte Vendor Risk
Zero Breach Vector

We cannot leak your company secrets, prompts, or customer data because we never ingest, receive, or store them.

GDPR Art. 28 Non-ProcessorView Matrix ↓
100% Sovereign Custody
Endpoint Isolation

Text tokenization runs entirely within local host memory (V8 Heap / Web Worker) and vanishes on tab close.

V8 Heap / Web WorkerVerify Spec →

How to Clear Procurement in 3 Steps

Use this standard workflow to unblock AI adoption in your organization today.

Step 1
Copy the 1-Page Memo

Customize your organization name and deployment scope below, then copy or download the standardized legal determination.

Format: .TXT / Clipboard
Step 2
Paste into GRC / Ticketing

Paste or attach the determination directly into your ServiceNow, OneTrust, Archer, or Jira vendor onboarding ticket.

ServiceNow · OneTrust · Jira0 Subprocessors
Step 3
Approve & Deploy

Legal and InfoSec approve the tool immediately under standard commercial terms without 6-week contract redlines.

Standard Commercial TermsReview ToS →
The Compliance Paradox

Paper Compliance vs. Physical Zero-Trust: Which Side Are You On?

In the generative AI era, enterprise data security has divided into two opposing paradigms:

Side A: Paper Compliance (Legal Cover)

Liability After the Disaster

A 30-page DPA, BAA, or SOC 2 checkbox does not prevent an incident; it merely establishes who pays the regulatory fine after your confidential prompts or customer records are subpoenaed, leaked, or exposed on third-party cloud infrastructure.

  • Prompts decrypted in cloud memory
  • Subpoena target in third-party jurisdiction
  • 6-week procurement delay
Posture: Full Cloud Processor Liability6–12 Week Legal Review
Side B: Physical Sovereignty (Zero-Trust Reality)

Prevention by Operating System Laws

Not your RAM, not your data. Zero-Trust Data Sanitization enforces ΔEgress = 0.00 bytes at the hardware level. When sensitive cleartext never leaves local device memory, no third-party processor exists, and there is physically zero cloud surface to compromise or subpoena.

  • 100% execution in local device RAM
  • Zero third-party data egress verified in Airplane Mode
  • 0-Day instant vendor clearance
Posture: Technical Safe Harbor (GDPR Art. 32)Open Trust Center →

CISO Procurement Memo (Ready to Copy)

Pre-cleared text for Legal, InfoSec, and Procurement teams.

Target Deployment Scope
Internal Legal & Security Determination
Fast-Track 0-Day Clearance · All 4 Surfaces
TO:Office of General Counsel · InfoSec Committee · Procurement
FROM: IT Architecture & Enterprise AI Taskforce
DATE: 2026 Active Review Cycle
CLASSIFICATION: Tier-1 Zero-Egress Software Assessment
SUBJECT:Vendor Risk Assessment & DPA Non-Applicability for PrivacyScrubber (Web, Chrome MV3, MCP & SDK)

1. Operational Purpose

To enable enterprise employees to safely sanitize Personally Identifiable Information (PII), confidential client data, and secrets before using AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) via PrivacyScrubber.

2. Architecture: 100% Client-Side RAM Processing (0-Byte Egress)

PrivacyScrubber executes entirely inside the user's browser runtime (V8 / Web Worker / local stdio). Exactly 0 bytes of prompt text, files, or sensitive entities ever leave the workstation or reach vendor servers. Verified in CI/CD via automated network sniffing and memory profiling (5.68 MB JS Heap ceiling, 70.8ms streaming DOM scan across 5,000 nodes, 0 egress packets). The session token map is stored in volatile tab-isolated memory and is instantly destroyed when the tab is closed. Verified via the Technical Security Specification and Air-Gapped Operation Protocol.

3. Legal Determination: Why a DPA / BAA is Not Required

  • GDPR Art. 4(8), 28 & 32 (EU/UK): PrivacyScrubber never receives or processes personal data on behalf of our organization. PrivacyScrubber is not a "Data Processor" under Art. 28, making a 30-page DPA legally non-applicable while enforcing Art. 32 technical pseudonymisation in local RAM.
  • HIPAA 45 CFR § 160.103 & § 164.514(b): PrivacyScrubber is not a "Business Associate" because 0 bytes of PHI are received or stored. All 18 Safe Harbor identifiers are stripped locally prior to external transmission (HIPAA Guide).
  • CCPA / CPRA § 1798.140 (California): Zero consumer personal information from scrubbing sessions is collected, retained, or sold. No Service Provider Addendum is required.
  • EU AI Act Art. 10(5) & 50 / SOC 2 Type II (CC6.1): Enforces automated client-side data minimization and technical safe-harbor controls before third-party AI ingestion.

4. Subprocessor Verification

0 subprocessors touch customer prompts. Administrative infrastructure vendors (Vercel CDN for static code delivery, Paddle/PayPal for billing) receive zero prompt text. See the Authorized Subprocessors Register.

5. Government Patents & Internet Standards

The client-side Zero-Trust Data Sanitization (ZTDS) architecture and <2ms memory latency benchmarks are protected by government patent filings and published on official international standards tracks: U.S. & International Patents Pending (Patent Disclosures) · Paris Convention Priority (35 U.S.C. § 119) · Protected Trademark: ZTDS™ (Nice Classes 9 & 42) · Cert ID: ZTDS-CERT-2026-PRIVACYSCRUBBER-WEB-D02DC6 (Verify Seal) · IETF Specification (draft-sibiryakov-ztds-protocol-02) · CERN Zenodo (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22058770) · OSF Preprints (DOI: 10.17605/OSF.IO/5BYJF).

6. Procurement Recommendation

Approved for immediate deployment across Web Workspace, Chrome Extension MV3, MCP Server, and Developer SDK under standard commercial terms (Terms of Service & EULA) with zero vendor security delays.

DOCUMENT REF: PS-CISO-MEMO-2026100% LOCAL PROCESSING · ZERO NETWORK EGRESS

Statutory Non-Applicability Matrix

Why standard cloud SaaS contracts do not apply to PrivacyScrubber.

Scroll table horizontally
Privacy LawCloud SaaS ProxyPrivacyScrubber ZTDSProcurement Outcome
GDPR Art. 28 / UK GDPR Mandatory 30-page DPA & SCCs 0 bytes egress; local RAM execution DPA Non-Applicable
HIPAA 45 CFR § 164.502(e) Mandatory BAA & breach audits 18 PHI identifiers masked locally BAA Non-Applicable
CCPA / CPRA § 1798.140 Service Provider Addendum Zero customer session records retained or sold Non-Applicable
EU AI Act Art. 10(5) & 50 Processor governance & transfer audit Client-side data minimization & Art. 32 Safe Harbor Safe Harbor Verified
SOC 2 / ISO 27001 A.8.11 Vendor SOC 2 report review Local SHA-256 zero-retention audit receipts Verified Locally
Statutory Basis: Technical Safe Harbor (GDPR Art. 32) & Zero-Egress Local Execution

Legal & Procurement FAQ

Direct answers for corporate legal and procurement teams.

What if our corporate policy requires a signed contract before purchase?
Enterprise teams operate under our standard Terms of Service and EULA, which include explicit Zero-Data Warranties. For large organizations requiring custom Master Services Agreements (MSAs) or on-premise source code escrow, contact our Enterprise Solutions Team.
Do we need a DPA for the Chrome Extension, MCP Server, or Developer SDK?
No. All four deployment surfaces (Web Workspace, Chrome Manifest V3 Extension, Stdio MCP Server, and Node.js Developer SDK) execute with identical client-side Zero-Trust Data Sanitization (ZTDS). Zero prompt text, source code, or PII is ever transmitted to any external backend.
How can our security team independently verify that 0 bytes of data leave our workstations?
Run the 30-second Airplane Mode Test: Load PrivacyScrubber, disconnect your network cable or Wi-Fi, and perform full text, PDF, and OCR sanitization. Everything functions 100% offline. You can also inspect DevTools Network tab to verify exactly 0 outbound HTTP/WebSocket requests during sanitization.
Do our employees need to create accounts or passwords to use the scrubber?
Zero user accounts and zero passwords for scrubbing. Because the PrivacyScrubber sanitization engine operates with zero central data-processing servers, there is no user account database, no authentication service, and no passwords to manage or rotate. Employees can evaluate the Community Tier immediately in local browser RAM with zero signup, or IT administrators can deploy a 7-day cryptographic TEAMS pilot token across the department.
0-Day Procurement Ready

Deploy Instantly Under Standard Commercial Terms

Zero server processing means zero vendor risk assessments, zero subprocessor filings, and zero contract redlines. Start immediately across teams or backend pipelines.