Adding Security to Hadoop
summary
Cloudera adds encryption and key management (via the acquired Gazzang technology, including Gazzang zNcrypt) and role‑based access controls to Hadoop, claiming the platform is PCI certified for storing credit card data. Advice is to bake security in from design, use least‑privilege roles, and fix common misconfigurations. Notes that healthcare already leads under HIPAA and that open data can be abused. Cites 2014 industry figures of roughly 1 billion records breached (about 1M/day) as the urgency driver.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Hadoop security challenges
- 1:26Security fixes after breaches
- 3:12Industry vulnerabilities and awareness
- 4:39Cloud security solutions
- 5:23Priorities for securing platforms
- 6:50Security culture change
- 7:11Future of security breaches
- 8:35Secure by default data
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