Amazon DataZone introduces fine-grained access control
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The article discusses the introduction of fine-grained access control for Amazon DataZone, providing data owners granular control over their data at row and column levels.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Data owners can now restrict access to specific records or columns of data, instead of granting access to the entire dataset
- Row filters can grant access to rows with different regions to different projects, and column filters can restrict access to sensitive data like Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
- Filters are created and applied within the Amazon DataZone portal, and enforced using AWS Lake Formation and Amazon Redshift
- Fine-grained access control is now generally available in several AWS Regions
- Additional information and documentation are provided
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