What is dynamic data masking and why is it critical for any business? In the fifth episode of “In conversation with…”, Boas Chauke, CEO of BOATech, answers this burning question.
โDynamic data masking, or DDM, is usually defined as the ability change the data stream so that the person or entity requesting the data does not get access to the personal and sensitive data. Further, the original records in the original production remain unchanged.
โIn the context of DDM, you should ALWAYS position structured data manager (SDM) and secure data appliance (SDA) together. The organisation needs to know what to mask first (with SDM).
Once thatโs understood, they can transform the sensitive data (encrypt, mask, tokenise) as appropriate (with SDA). Knowing what to protect is why the discovery and classification of data is so important. That requirement applies to all data types โ structured and unstructured.โ
In this, the fifth episode of โIn conversation withโฆโ, sponsored by Micro Focus Channel, Boas Chauke, CEO of BOATech tackles the topic of DDM.
What is it? Why is it important and who is responsible for this in the enterprise?
At first glance this seems a simple concept however with regulatory compliance and reputation management, this small topic could have catastrophic consequences if not managed well. Join us as we unpack this interesting topic.
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