Grammar Entity Short Names
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The Advanced DLP add-on's provide an extensive list of grammars to identity types of data (entities) across all manner of documents, email messages and attachments. The following table lists the available grammars and the entity short names they use, which can be useful for understanding report results and searching for specific matches.
Grammar | Entity | Description | Short Name |
Address UK | UK Addresses | Any United Kingdom address. For example: Cambridge Business Park, Cowley Road, Cambridge, CB4 0WZ | address/gb |
Address UK | UK City, County or Postcode | UK city, optional county/country name, post code, and optional place name. For example, Cambridge, CB4 0WZ | address/city_county_postcode/gb |
Post Code UK | UK Postcode | United Kingdom postal codes. For example, GY9 3UX | address/postcode/gb |
Address US | Address US | Any U.S. address. For example: 30 South Wacker Drive, 22nd Floor, Chicago, IL 60606 | address/us |
Address US | US City, State and ZIP Code | U.S. city, state, and ZIP code. For example, Chicago, IL 80803. | address/city_state_zipcode/us |
Military Address US | Military Address US | U.S. military address. For example, Unit 45013, Box 2666, USAG J, APO AP 96338. | address/military/us |
ZIP Code US | ZIP Code US | U.S. ZIP codes. For example, 94070-1234 | address/zipcode/us |
AWS Client ID | AWS Client ID | An Amazon Web Services client ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/aws |
Bitley Client ID | Bitley Client ID | A Bitly client ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/bitly |
Facebook Client ID | Facebook Client ID | A Facebook ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/facebook |
Flickr Client ID | Flickr Client ID | A Flickr ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/flickr |
Foursquare Client ID | Foursquare Client ID | A Foursquare client ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/foursquare |
LinkedIn Client ID | LinkedIn Client ID | A LinkedIn client ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/linkedin |
Twitter Client ID | Twitter Client ID | A Twitter client ID | psi/api_credentials/client_id/twitter |
AWS Secret Key | AWS Secret Key | An Amazon Web Services secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/aws |
Bitley Secret Key | Bitley Secret Key | A Bitly secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/bitly |
Facebook Secret Key | Facebook Secret Key | A Facebook secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/facebook |
Flickr Secret Key | Flickr Secret Key | A Flickr secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/flickr |
Foursquare Secret Key | Foursquare Secret Key | A Foursquare secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/foursquare |
LinkedIn Secret Key | LinkedIn Secret Key | A LinkedIn secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/linkedin |
Twitter Secret Key | Twitter Secret Key | A Twitter secret key | psi/api_credentials/secret_key/twitter |
IP Address | IP Address | Any IP address | internet/host_ip |
HTTP address | HTTP address | HTTP or HTTPS address | internet/addr_https |
File address | File address | file:// address | internet/addr_file |
FTP address | FTP address | FTP address. | internet/addr_ftp |
MAC Address | MAC address in EUI-48 format | MAC address in EUI-48 format. For example, 01-23- 45-67-89-Ab | number/EUI48 |
MAC Address | MAC address in EUI-64 format | MAC address in EUI-64 format. For example, 01-23- 45-67-89-ab-CD-eF | number/EUI64 |
Driver Licence Number UK | Driver Licence Number UK | United Kingdom driving licence number | number/driverlic/gb |
Driver Licence Number US | Driver Licence Number US | All U.S. driver’s licence numbers | number/driverlic/us |
Disease | Disease or medical condition | Disease or medical condition. This grammar includes the clinical and common names for many common medical conditions. For example, Heart attack or myocardial infarction. | medical/disease_condition |
Medication | Trade name of medical drugs | Trade name of medical drugs | drug/brand |
Medication | Generic name of medical drugs | Generic name of medical drugs | drug/generic |
Medication | Description of a medication. | Description of a medication. | drug/medication |
Healthcare Provider | Any U.S. healthcare provider | Any U.S. healthcare provider | healthcare/provider/all/engus |
Procedure | A blood test | A blood test. For example, Blood Type Test or hCG | medical/blood_test |
Procedure | A medical lab test | A lab test. For example, CD4 Lymphocyte Count or Insulin C-peptide. | medical/lab_test |
Procedure | A surgical procedure | A surgical procedure. For example, Appendectomy or Hip Replacement Surgery. | medical/surgical_procedure |
Procedure | A medical specialty | A medical specialty. For example, Dermatology or Psychiatry | medical/specialty |
Passport UK | UK passport number | UK passport number (when found in Englishlanguage context) | number/passport_context/enggb |
Passport US | US passport number | U.S. passport number (when found in Englishlanguage context) | number/passport_context/engus |
Sort Code UK | UK bank sort code | United Kingdom bank sort code. For example, 301007, 30-10-07, or 30 10 07 | number/sortcode/gb |
Account Number UK | UK bank account number | United Kingdom bank account number, including the sort code. The sort code and account number must be separated by white space. The account number can be any eight-digit number | number/bankaccount/gb |
Account Number US | US bank account number | United States bank account number, including the American Bankers Association routing number, in fraction or MICR format. The routing information and account information must be separated by a single space. The account number can be four to 17 digits | number/bankaccount/us |
IBAN numbers | All IBAN numbers without delimiters | All IBAN numbers without delimiters | number/ibandn |
IBAN numbers | All IBAN numbers with space delimiters | All IBAN numbers with space delimiters | number/ibands |
Credit Card numbers | Credit Card numbers | Any credit card number | number/cc |
Phone Numbers UK | Phone Numbers UK | Any complete phone number in the United Kingdom. To ensure that this entity performs correctly, set TangibleCharacters to include '+' and '('. | phone/all/gb |
Phone Numbers US | Phone Numbers US | Any alphanumeric U.S. phone number. | phone/alphanum/us |
Age | An age in English. | An age in English. | age/all/en |
Nationality | Nationality | A nationality. For example, Andorran, Welsh. | ethnicity/nationality/eng |
Ethnicity UK | Ethnicity UK | Ethnicity classification in England. For example, Irish, Indian. | ethnicity/enggb |
Ethnicity US | Ethnicity US | Any U.S. ethnicity. | ethnicity/engus |
Gender | Gender | A gender in the English language, either in a word or in context. | gender/all/eng |
Email Address | Email Address | Email address. For example, jsmith@mailserver.com | internet/addr_email |
UK National Insurance number | UK National Insurance number | Any UK National Insurance number. The format of the number is two prefix letters, six digits, and one suffix letter. | number/ni/gb |
US Social Security Number | US Social Security Number | Any Social Security number. | number/ss/us |
Medicare ID | Medicare ID | Medicare ID | number/medicareid/us |
Person Name UK | Popular UK last name. | Popular UK last name. | person/lastname/enggb |
Person Name UK | UK first name. | UK first name. | person/firstname/enggb |
Person Name UK | UK first and last name | UK first and last name | person/namefirstlast/enggb |
Person Name UK | UK first, optional middle, and last name. | UK first, optional middle, and last name. | person/namefirstmiddlelast/enggb |
Person Name US | U.S. first name. | U.S. first name. | person/firstname/engus |
Person Name US | Popular U.S. last name. | Popular U.S. last name. | person/lastname/engus |
Person Name US | U.S. first and last name | U.S. first and last name | person/namefirstlast/engus |
Person Name US | U.S. first, optional middle, and last name. | U.S. first, optional middle, and last name. | person/namefirstmiddlelast/engus |
Person Salutation | Any salutation in English | Any salutation in English | person/salutation/eng |
Person Suffix | Name suffixes | Name suffixes. For example, Jr. | person/suffixjr/eng |
Person Suffix | Roman suffixes | Roman suffixes. For example, III. | person/suffixrmn/eng |
Blasphemous term | Blasphemous term | Religious term often used for blasphemy (including obscured representations). | profanity/blasphemous/eng |
Homophobic term | Homophobic term | Homophobic term (including obscured representations). | profanity/homophobic/eng |
Racial derogatory term | Racial derogatory term | Racial derogatory term (including obscured representations) | profanity/racial/eng |
Sexual term | Sexual term | Potentially offensive term pertaining to sex (including obscured representations) | profanity/sexual/eng |
Biological term | Biological term | Potentially offensive term pertaining to biological processes (including obscured representations). | profanity/biological/eng |
Censored word | Censored word | Word that appears in the text in a fully-censored format | profanity/censored/eng |