How DataOps & Cloud Data Access are Forcing Data Team to Evolve

Nearly all organisations today leverage at least one cloud data platform. The cloud’s flexibility, cost effectiveness, and speed to data insights offers a substantial competitive edge that organizations would be foolish to forgo. But the future of data analytics isn’t just the cloud — it’s many cloud services. Immuta’s recent survey of data professionals revealed a trend that may not come as a surprise: Organizations are adopting more than one cloud data platform, and in doing so, aim to operationalize sensitive data for analytics. But if the trend isn’t surprising, its implications — and its timeline — are. Sensitive data use, cloud data platform adoption, and regulatory enforcement and evolution are converging faster than analysts predicted, meaning that existing obstacles to managing access to data will grow quickly and exponentially across multiple cloud platforms. Data teams that want to stay competitive must be prepared. Join Paige Bartley, Senior Research Analyst at 451 Research, Ryan Naughton, Co-Executive Director at the Center for New Data, and Sumit Sarkar, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Immuta for a session discussing: - The key challenges data teams face in managing data access governance in a cloud data ecosystem. - Tactics for mitigating risk of unauthorized access and/or use of sensitive data across multiple cloud data platforms. - How the Center for New Data securely operationalizes sensitive data for analytics across multiple cloud platforms in order to help stop the spread of COVID-19.