Data Classification With AWS Macie: Step by Step

What Is Amazon Macie?

Amazon Macie is a fully-managed data classification service that helps monitor your information. It uses machine learning technology to continuously analyze and classify content in Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) buckets. 

After you activate Macie, the service starts scanning the contents of your S3 buckets. The initial scan helps establish a baseline of the data, including details on who accesses the data and with which protocols. Next, Macie inspects any request to access the data and provides visualizations on the dashboard. 

Building an ABAC Policy Using APIs and Java SDK From Machina Tools


Determining what data a user, application, or device can access can be one of the most important decisions an organization faces. You don’t have to be a healthcare or financial institution to be responsible for customer data. But to maintain customer trust, your organization may want to treat all customer data as such.

The data access problem is complex. Elements of policy may be driven by IT, human resources, legal, or even by finance. Policies might be enforced at different points depending on where data travels and how it is consumed. Policies might be enforced at the network layer through remote-access systems, at the database layer, within cloud infrastructure, or at endpoints like email and files. Most of these platforms inherently implement a permissive security policy.

Seclore Adds Endpoint Auto-Protector SDK to Their Platform

Seclore, a company working to unify data-centric security solutions, announces the addition of the Seclore Endpoint Auto-Protector SDK to their Data Centric-Security Platform.

The Seclore Endpoint Auto-Protector SDK, a configurable cross-platform tool, enables rapid integration of data-centric security with applications that run on end-users' devices including Endpoint DLP, eDiscovery, Data Classification, and Data Governance solutions.