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Most Databricks Unity Catalog users will agree that it's a pretty great addition to the Databricks ecosystem. Yes, it has its limitations. But that's the point. Unity Catalog was built to be easy to integrate with other tools, like data catalogs or data security platforms. In our case, a few examples of the reasons data teams use Satori with their Unity Catalog include: 💙 Address more complex access control use cases 💛 Govern data across multiple data stores (including production databases and BI tools) ❤️ Provide a more intuitive interface for less technical teams In part 3 of our 3-part blog series on Unity Catalog, we go into a few different ways data teams use Satori with Unity Catalog to expand data security across all their sensitive data. Find the link to this article, and the previous two, in the comments.

You can't make GenAI work... without proper data governance and security in place. A classic example - your organization implements an internal AI chat app, and a rogue employee manages to bypass its security controls and get access to sensitive customer data. Stuff of nightmares. On the bright side, there are ways to mitigate the risks of GenAI and keep data security under control. Next week, our very own Eric Schoepfle will be joining Charly Batista (Percona) and Michael Fal (Rubrik) for a roundtable session on data security and governance with GenAI, hosted by Database Trends and Applications. Register here: https://lnkd.in/d-wFADdc

Do you know who's accessing your data with GenAI? The explosion of LLMs and GenAI means companies can go way further with their data. But it also means sensitive data is more at risk. For example, someone using an internal AI chat application may be able to bypass security settings and get access to private company or customer data. AI opens up new challenges for data security and compliance. The solution? Investing in proper data governance to ensure that only the right people have access to the right data, and quickly. On September 5, we're joining Rubrik and Percona for a session on data security and governance for the AI era, hosted by Database Trends and Applications. 🔗 Link to register below.

Satori ❤️ Databricks We're so excited to join Databricks on their Data + AI World Tour! Talk data with us if you'll be at any of these stops: ❤️ September 11: London ❤️ September 18: New York ❤️ September 26: Atlanta Here's the link to book a meeting in London for all our early birds: https://lnkd.in/d7AGC9Ab

Last month's CDOIQ Program Summit was incredible... The highlight? A session with our Ben Herzberg and Innovaccer's Arun K. Buduri on his experience governing data for AI and analytics in healthcare. Lots of insightful data governance questions from the crowd. Missed the session? Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/dF_butYT

This month, Adam Gaulding spoke at the Data Governance Demo Day hosted by DATAVERSITY. The session discussed how data teams can automate data access and governance for analytics and AI. Link to see the full session in the comments 🔗

3 ways to implement RLS on Power BI:

3 ways to implement row-level security (RLS) on Tableau: 1. Manual or dynamic user filter For very small environments, the easiest route is to just create user filters in Tableau. The problem is that maintenance gets heavy quickly as data and users scale. 2. RLS in the database Teams can implement RLS in databases themselves. For older versions of Tableau, they'll need to use live queries in this case. Newer versions can support database RLS on extracts, but they require teams to create and maintain an entitlements table. 3. RLS with Satori Satori allows Tableau users to implement RLS even while working in data extract. Using an entitlement file with predefined security policies and permissions, Satori allows data teams to enforce policies automatically, on Tableau and across your data stores. Adam Gaulding's recent blog post goes in depth into how Satori helps Tableau users automate RLS when using data extract. Link below 👇

In 2024, data security and governance have become a top priority for enterprises, especially as they adopt more and more AI-driven apps and analytics. Sanjeev Mohan's blog goes into data security platforms, and how organizations are using them to move faster with their data while keeping it secure. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dYpBmUnn

Quite the week last week at CDOIQ Program Symposium in Cambridge! Ben and Arun's session about Innovaccer's journey governing data for AI and analytics was a major highlight 💥