Data Assets
Manage and protect data storage systems with classification, encryption tracking, access controls, and compliance monitoring.
Data Asset Typesβ
Databasesβ
- Relational databases (SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL)
- NoSQL databases (MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra)
- Data warehouses
- Analytics databases
File Storageβ
- Network file shares
- Cloud storage (S3, Azure Blob, GCS)
- Document management systems
- Backup storage
Data Flowsβ
- ETL pipelines
- Data streaming
- API data exchanges
- Integration points
Sensitive Dataβ
- Personal information (PII)
- Payment data (PCI)
- Health data (PHI)
- Intellectual property
Data Dashboardβ
Overviewβ
- Total data assets
- Classification breakdown
- Encryption status
- Compliance status
Data Riskβ
- High-risk data locations
- Unprotected sensitive data
- Access anomalies
- Compliance gaps
Managing Data Assetsβ
Registering Data Assetsβ
- Navigate to Asset Management β Data Assets
- Click Add Data Asset
- Enter details:
- Name and description
- Type and location
- Owner
- Classification
- Configure security settings
- Save asset
Data Discoveryβ
Automatically find data:
- Database scanning
- File share discovery
- Cloud storage enumeration
- Data flow mapping
Data Classificationβ
Classify data by sensitivity:
- Public - No restrictions
- Internal - Organization only
- Confidential - Limited access
- Restricted - Highly sensitive
Classification Rulesβ
Define automatic classification:
- Pattern matching
- Content inspection
- Location-based
- Metadata-based
Data Securityβ
Encryption Trackingβ
Monitor encryption status:
- At-rest encryption
- In-transit encryption
- Key management
- Encryption gaps
Access Controlsβ
Track data access:
- Who has access
- Access levels
- Recent access
- Access anomalies
Data Loss Preventionβ
Protect against data loss:
- Exfiltration detection
- Unauthorized access
- Policy violations
- Incident response
Data Maskingβ
Protect sensitive data:
- Production masking
- Test data masking
- Display masking
- Dynamic masking
Data Complianceβ
Regulatory Requirementsβ
Track compliance with:
- GDPR (personal data)
- PCI DSS (payment data)
- HIPAA (health data)
- Industry regulations
Data Retentionβ
Manage data lifecycle:
- Retention policies
- Deletion schedules
- Archive requirements
- Legal holds
Data Subject Rightsβ
Support compliance:
- Access requests
- Deletion requests
- Data portability
- Consent management
Audit Trailsβ
Complete logging:
- Access logs
- Change history
- Export records
- Query logging
Data Protectionβ
Backup Monitoringβ
- Backup status
- Backup frequency
- Recovery testing
- Backup security
Disaster Recoveryβ
- DR status
- Recovery objectives
- Failover testing
- DR documentation
Data Integrityβ
- Integrity checks
- Corruption detection
- Version control
- Validation rules
Data Lineageβ
Data Flow Trackingβ
Understand data movement:
- Source systems
- Transformation steps
- Destination systems
- Data dependencies
Impact Analysisβ
Assess changes:
- Upstream dependencies
- Downstream impact
- Breaking changes
- Migration planning
Reportingβ
Data Reportsβ
- Inventory reports
- Classification reports
- Access reports
- Compliance reports
Privacy Reportsβ
- Personal data inventory
- Consent status
- Request tracking
- Breach assessment
Best Practicesβ
- Discover all data - Know where data lives
- Classify properly - Accurate sensitivity labels
- Encrypt sensitive data - At rest and in transit
- Control access - Least privilege principle
- Monitor continuously - Watch for anomalies
- Meet compliance - Regulatory requirements
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