Setting up data classification, access control, and security
Establishing data classification, access control, and security is the cornerstone of data stewardship. Data classification is the process of categorizing data based on its sensitivity and importance. This helps organizations determine who should have access to what data and how to protect it. Access control is the process of granting and denying access to data based on user roles and permissions. Security measures are used to protect data from unauthorized access, such as encryption, authentication, and data masking. A data steward is responsible for setting up and maintaining data classification, access control, and security measures to ensure data is properly protected.
Data classification
Data classification is the process of categorizing data into various types, based on factors such as its sensitivity, criticality, and regulatory requirements. It’s a crucial step in data stewardship and governance for several...
