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Course Overview
This one-day Snowflake Data Governance add-on course provides participants with skills and practice to successfully use Snowflake data governance features to support an organization’s data governance program. You will apply data governance techniques to ensure trustworthy data while making it available to dierent types of users. You will use features that identify and protect sensitive information and track the data to enable regulatory compliance. This course consists of lectures, demos, and labs.
Who Should Attend
- Data Stewards
- Snowflake Administrators
- Governance, Risk, and Compliance
- Data Security Administrators
- Privacy and Compliance Oicers
- Data Engineers
- Data Architects
- Anyone involved with or interested in data governance in Snowflake
Course Objectives
- Detect and classify sensitive data.
- Restrict access to sensitive data with policy-based row access control.
- Control the visibility of sensitive data with policy-based data masking.
- Determine who queried and updated data with access history.
- Analyze the downstream impact of planned changes.
- Identify the lineage of data objects.
- Manage and track the use of sensitive data.
- Extend data governance to data stored in your data lake.
- Govern data shared with multiple internal and external users.
Course Outline
1 - Data Governance Overview
- Data Governance and Snowflake
- Data Governance Lab Exercise Overview
2 - Identify Data Sensitivity
- Automatic Classification and Tagging
- Manual Object Tagging
3 - Protect Your Data
- Data Governance Policies
- Context Functions in Data Governance Policy Conditions
- Row Access Policies
- Data Masking
- External Tokenization
4 - Using Data Governance with Data Lakes
- Data Lakes and Data Governance
5 - Sharing Sensitive Data
- Data Sharing Overview
- Recommendations and Considerations
6 - Track and Analyze Your Data
- Access History (Reads)
- Access History (Writes)
- Access History and Column Lineage
- Audit Access History
- Impact Analysis
7 - Policy Performance Considerations
8 - Tools for Data Stewards