Open Source, Python Based Tools For Data Privacy
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Claim: embed privacy into the SDLC using open source Python tools called Fides. The demo shows automated scans of AWS and databases, YAML data-set generation, CI policy evaluation that rejects sensitive-data commits and writes an audit trail, and programmatic DSR fulfillment that dumps JSON results (it even finds a Mailchimp copy). The workflow uses Fides Control and Fides Ops to enforce rules and reduce the typical 19 days and 10 people effort for requests.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:06Open Source Python Based Tools for Data Privacy
- 7:06Data Categories
- 7:47Data Qualifiers
- 11:25Policies
- 12:27Policy Enforcement in Development
- 13:42Scan Data Infrastructure
- 14:25Policy Evaluation
- 16:28Scan aws Infrastructure
- 17:39Generate Data Set
- 22:11Policy File
- 23:03Audit Trail
- 23:35Programmatic Data Rights
- 25:21Privacy Center
- 28:22Machine Learning Classifier
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