Asset governance defines processes and standards that keep assets compliant, secure, accurate, consistent, and available throughout their lifecycle.
Purpose
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Compliance: Ensures adherence to legal regulations, industry standards, and internal policies.
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Quality control: Ensures assets are accurate, complete, timely, and unique.
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Risk management: Identifies and mitigates the risks of asset leakage, loss, misuse, or corruption.
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Standardization: Unifies technical standards for asset naming, classification, and metadata descriptions.
Features
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Feature |
Description |
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Data standards |
Standardizes data definitions, attributes, and applications for business, technical, and management activities. Define standards based on your company's needs and relevant international, national, industry, and internal requirements. |
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Data quality |
Covers the entire data lifecycle with Quality Rule Configuration, Quality Monitoring, Scheduling Configuration, Smart Alerts, and Verification and Governance. |
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Data security |
Discovers and protects sensitive data throughout its lifecycle. Use data classification, sensitive data discovery, and sensitive data masking to build a security system and ensure compliant data use. |
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Metadata center |
Extracts, processes, centrally stores, and manages metadata from various business systems to support data governance and improve data organization, retrieval, and analysis. |