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Securing your Data in Snowflake with Row Level Access and Multiple Conditions

October 21, 2021

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by: Deiby Gómez

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Categories: Data, Security, Snowflake, Snowflake Computing, Uncategorized

Snowflake is one of the most popular Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions to store and process the data of your whole organization. It’s a pioneer in data management, which is why Snowflake places a high value on security. Imagine  you are pulling data from different databases and sources in your organization, and you are centralizing all this [...]

Configuring Row Access and Column Masking Policies on the Same Column in Snowflake

January 13, 2021

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by: Deiby Gómez

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Categories: Security, Snowflake, Snowflake Computing, Uncategorized

Security is crucial for data consolidation, especially in data warehouses where reporting tools are connected to show different dashboards. Snowflake provides two main features to help with these requirements: Row Access Policy: Allows a filter to be applied to the result of a query and return only those rows that a role is authorized to [...]

Tunneling Through the Clouds

April 19, 2017

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by: pete.scott

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Categories: Cloud, linux, Security, SSH

Tunneling Through the Clouds

That title sounds a little weird, tunnels go through the ground and clouds are those fluffy things that float in the sky. However when we are talking about Oracle Cloud and SSH tunneling things make a lot more sense. Although this blog is specific to the Oracle Cloud Database, tunneling is a generic technique and […]