Security Notification Policies
When you need to monitor access to your most important data
Why You Need Them!
This new and evolving family of Target-Driven policies are centered around Security with a direct eye on Data Access Governance. These policies allow granular application of control and monitoring to be applied directly in support of appropriately securing high-value-target data.
Data Access Governance
Notification polices allow designated business data owners to be notified of direct or indirect changes involving who can access designated data and the details of those changes.
Mitigate Risk
Notifications of changes in access to important data allow you mitigate the risk of malicious or unintentional changes to data or data leaks.
Reduced Productivity
Not only is it important to know when someone is given access to data but also when someone loses access. It should generally be intentional but it could also be by mistake. This leads to people not being able to access the data they need. Making them less productive.
Compliance
Getting the people that own the data in your organization involved in the stewardship of their data and keeping them apprised of the evolution of security is a goal that most aspire to.
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Mulit-Level Security Change Notification
| Notification polices allow designated business data owners to be notified of direct or indirect changes involving who can access designated data and the details of those changes. These policies can help you and the data owner, whether you/they are worried about:
The first of these are notification policies allow designated data owners to be notified of:
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| Direct access changes involve permissions modification while indirect change may involve changes in role in the identity system itself. Both of these levels ultimately impact who can access the data and the Data Owner may want to know about these changes |
