Technical vs. Business Metadata Management
One question we get from prospects evaluating our software is whether or not we provide a full data catalog service.
5 things to help data governance leaders succeed in digital transformation with CDAO, Gokula Mishra [45:40]
Why is data governance so hard - and why do we need it now more than ever to successfully transform our businesses? Learn more in this webinar with Gokula Mishra.
Audit user activity and understand access: Okera’s reporting helps data stewardship maintains least privilege access [03:15]
Watch this short demo of Okera's centralized auditing capabilities, including a feature to help data stewards maintain least privilege access.
Scalable data governance: maximize your data lake controlling access, ensuring data protection, and monitoring usage
Govern Big Data without tension or compromise. Maximize the value of your data stores by increasing access, ensuring data protection, and monitoring usage.
CCPA Explained – Getting Prepared for Privacy Regulation in the US [59:00]
Watch this webinar to understand the similarities and differences between CCPA and GDPR, and best practices for usage tracking, access control, and data cataloging.
GDPR Ready Data Architecture
Compliance in the Age of GDPR: A unique opportunity to improve data architecture and strengthen customer relationships.
Core capabilities and best practices for effective data governance with data lakes
Download this whitepaper to learn about core capabilities and best practices for effective governance of data lakes.
Consent Management with Okera [03:26]
See how to use Okera to manage users' consent for the use of their data.
Okera for Auditing
See how to use Okera to audit user activity on the data lake, especially for sensitive data.
Apache Ranger – Data Access Control in the Cloud
Apache Ranger is an open-source project for providing data access control in a Hadoop ecosystem. It is (now merged with Cloudera as) a complete solution for effecting data governance and access controls in the cloud.
