Snowflake has several data governance controls embedded in the application. For example:
OAuth - a standard protocol that allows supported clients authorized access to Snowflake without sharing or storing user login credentials.
Network policies - for limiting/controlling site access by user IP address. Admins can create IP allow and IP block lists.
Object-level access control - granular control over access to objects — who can access what objects, the operations that are allowed on those objects, and the roles that can create or alter access control policies.
Row Access Policies - to enforce access policies that determine which rows are visible in a query result.
Object Tagging - to apply tags to Snowflake objects. This tagging helps track sensitive data and resource usage.
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OAuth - a standard protocol that allows supported clients authorized access to Snowflake without sharing or storing user login credentials.
Network policies - for limiting/controlling site access by user IP address. Admins can create IP allow and IP block lists.
Object-level access control - granular control over access to objects — who can access what objects, the operations that are allowed on those objects, and the roles that can create or alter access control policies.
Row Access Policies - to enforce access policies that determine which rows are visible in a query result.
Object Tagging - to apply tags to Snowflake objects. This tagging helps track sensitive data and resource usage.
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