This means ensuring that the company only stores the data it absolutely needs and restricts its access on a strict need-to-know basis. Security teams, who want to ensure that access to data is not abused.This means ingesting, storing and analyzing more data by more people. Data teams, who want to innovate faster with data and create more value for their organization.Lets review three core teams that are typically involved in data access control: While every organization is different and follows its own respective data access philosophy, a universal set of challenges tends to plague the majority-stalling their data-driven innovation in the process. Read more about Satori’s approach to data access control here. Satori combines role, data and context-based access controls to leverage the advantages of each approach while eliminating their respective disadvantages, providing the most comprehensive means to control organizational access to data on the market.
The disadvantage of context centric access control is that it requires mapping all possible threats and might leave gaps in access control policies. The main advantage of context-centric access control is that it prevents known threats in a simple and effective manner. For example, prohibiting access to large quantities of sensitive data outside of business hours. Context-centric access controlĬontext-centric access control is centered around the nature of access. The disadvantage of data-centric access control is that it requires organizations to map and classify all of their data as a prerequisite for implementing such controls. The main advantage of data-centric access control is that such controls provide a simple way to achieve requirements around data access across users and systems. For example, sensitive data should not be retrieved by any entity unless they are using a specific application. Data-centric access controlĬontent-centric access control is centered around the type of data being accessed. The main disadvantage of role-based access control is that the definition of roles might not be sufficiently granular and might change frequently.
The main advantage of role-based access control is that it allows business owners and team leaders to control access in the context of their organizations’ respective role structures. For example, a user assuming an administrator role will be granted access to user management functions but not to data. Role-based access control is centered around the role of the entity. There are three types of access control: Role-based access control
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