Compliance Guardian

This tool appears to be a straightforward browser-based FinCEN reporting helper, and it does not request external credentials or installation. However: - The form collects very sensitive PII (names, DOBs, addresses, TIN/SSNs). Only enter such data if you trust where the file is served from and you understand how it will be stored and who can access it. localStorage is unencrypted and persists on the browser profile. - Before using or deploying, open the full compliance-guardian.html in a text editor and search for any network activity or obfuscated code: look for fetch(), XMLHttpRequest, navigator.sendBeacon, WebSocket, <script src=>, <img src=>, eval(), atob()/btoa(), long base64 strings, or remote URLs. If any are present, confirm their purpose and destination. - If you plan to host it with your Mission Control instance, serve it from a trusted, HTTPS origin and confirm the origin does not add third-party scripts that could read localStorage. - Consider avoiding entry of SSNs/TINs into this tool if you cannot guarantee local-only storage. If you must store highly sensitive fields, use a version enhanced for secure storage (encrypted storage, server-side vaulting) or remove those fields from local persistence. - Because the provided HTML in the review was truncated, I have medium confidence in this assessment. If you provide the complete compliance-guardian.html (full source), I can re-scan it for hidden network requests, obfuscation, or other red flags and raise the confidence of this verdict.