OScan

OScan is an API designed to identify offensive content within data, providing a mechanism for organizations to maintain data quality and adhere to content standards. It is callable from C, C++, Java, and COBOL programs, allowing for integration into a wide range of applications. OScan analyzes text and returns a rating that indicates the severity of the offensive content detected, covering categories such as childish humor, sexual connotations, and racial slurs.

OScan is called as an API from C, C++, Java and COBOL programs. The specific API endpoint patterns and method names would be detailed in the product's API documentation. OScan supports integration with C, C++, Java, and COBOL.

SDKs or libraries for these languages may be provided to simplify the integration process. OScan's security features and authentication methods are detailed in the product's security documentation. Consult the vendor documentation for specifics.

OScan's administrative interfaces and configuration parameters are detailed in the product's administration documentation. Consult the vendor documentation for specifics. OScan's monitoring and logging capabilities are detailed in the product's documentation.

Consult the vendor documentation for specifics. Competing products may offer similar content analysis capabilities, but OScan's focus on integration with mainframe environments and COBOL applications differentiates it.