You can configure rules to identify risks in daily access to your data on the Custom Identification Rules page. You can also enable AI-based identification rules to identify data risks.

The Data Risks page lists the data activities where risks are identified. You can check these data activities and mark them as secure or risky. On the Data Activities page, you can click an activity to view the risk rule that is hit.
  1. Log on to the DataWorks console. Find the required workspace and click Data Analytics.
  2. Click the More icon in the upper-left corner and choose All Products > Data Security Guard.
  3. Click Try now. The Data Recognition page appears.
  4. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Rule Change > Custom Identification Rules. On the Custom Identification Rules page, you can create, copy, modify, and delete risk identification rules. You can also configure AI-based identification rules

Configure risk identification rules

  • Create a rule

    Click Create Rule in the upper-right corner. In the Create Rule dialog box, set the Rule Name, Owner, and Description parameters and click OK.

  • Copy a rule

    Find a rule and click the Copy icon. A new rule with the same settings is created.

    By default, the status of the new rule is Inactive. You can modify the rule and enable it as needed.

  • Modify a rule
    To modify an existing rule, perform the following steps:
    1. Set the status of the rule to Inactive.
    2. Click the Edit icon.
    3. In the Change panel, modify the parameters in the Basic Settings and Rule Settings sections.
    4. Click Save.
    5. After you confirm the settings, set the status of the rule to Active.
  • Delete a rule

    To delete a rule, find the rule and click the Delete icon. In the message that appears, click Delete.

Configure AI-based identification rules

Choose Custom Identification Rules > AI-based Identification Rules. On the AI-based Identification Rules tab, only the Similar SQL Query rule is provided.

To enable an AI-based identification rule, set the status of the rule to Active.
Note
  • After the rule is enabled, SQL queries that hit the rule are displayed on the Data Risks page on the next day.
  • You can disable the rule by changing its status to Inactive. Disabling the rule does not remove the SQL queries that have been identified based on the rule.