Data Lake Security

Noun · Security & Infosec

Definitions

  1. The controls used to protect large centralized repositories of raw structured and unstructured data. Data lake security is difficult because these platforms aggregate sensitive datasets, broad analytics access, and complex permission models in one place.

    In plain English: Protecting a large shared repository of raw organizational data.

    Example: "The incident started with weak data lake security and an overly broad analytics role."

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