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White paper: The Data Trinity: Governance, Security & Privacy
Provided by erwin2020-10-14T07:50:00
Creating policies for data handling and accountability and driving culture change so people understand how to properly work with data are two important components of a data governance initiative, as is the technology for proactively managing data assets.
Without the ability to harvest metadata schemas and business terms; analyze data attributes and connections; impose structure on definitions; and view all data in one place according to each user’s role within the enterprise, businesses will be hard pressed to stay in step with governance standards and best practices around security and privacy.
Find out how to connect the dots across the data trinity – governance, security and privacy.
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