Many Hadoop clusters lack even the most basic security and governance controls. This is due to several factors: some security features did not exist as recently as two years ago, and the complexity of Hadoop security has proved daunting to administrators. Nonetheless, with the emergence of regulations such as GDPR, organizations can no longer afford to overlook the criticality of security and governance.
Mark Donsky, Syed Rafice, Mubashir Kazia, Ifigeneia Derekli, and Camila Hiskey share hands-on best practices for ensure a consistently secured and governed environment across multiple workloads, with special attention paid to GDPR. Mark, Syed, Mubashir, Ifigeneia, and Camila walk you through securing a Hadoop cluster. You’ll start with a cluster with no security and then add security features related to authentication, authorization, encryption of data at rest, encryption of data in transit, and complete data governance.
For each security feature, they cover the following topics:
Mark Donsky is a director of product management at Okera, a software provider that provides discovery, access control, and governance at scale for today’s modern heterogenous data environments, where he leads product management. Previously, Mark led data management and governance solutions at Cloudera, and he’s held product management roles at companies such as Wily Technology, where he managed the flagship application performance management solution, and Silver Spring Networks, where he managed big data analytics solutions that reduced greenhouse gas emissions by millions of dollars annually. He holds a BS with honors in computer science from the Western University, Ontario, Canada.
Syed Rafice is a principal system engineer at Cloudera specializing in big data on Hadoop technologies and both platform and cybersecurity. He is responsible for designing, building, developing, and assuring a number of enterprise-level big data platforms using the Cloudera distribution. Syed has worked across multiple sectors including government, telecoms, media, utilities, financial services, and transport.
Mubashir Kazia is a principal solutions architect at Cloudera and an SME in Apache Hadoop security in Cloudera’s Professional Services practice, where he helps customers secure their Hadoop clusters and comply to internal security policies. He also helps new customers transition to Hadoop platform and implement their first few use cases and trains and mentors peers in Hadoop and Hadoop security. Mubashir has worked with customers from all verticals, including banking, manufacturing, healthcare, telecom, retail, and gaming. Previously, he worked on developing solutions for leading investment banking firms.
Ifi Derekli is a senior solutions engineer at Cloudera, focusing on helping large enterprises solve big data problems using Hadoop technologies. Her subject-matter expertise is around security and governance, a crucial component of every successful production big data use case. Previously, Ifi was a presales technical consultant at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, where she provided technical expertise for Vertica and IDOL (currently part of Micro Focus). She holds a BS in electrical engineering and computer science from Yale University.
Camila Hiskey is a senior systems engineer at Cloudera. A hands-on technologist, she architects enterprise data solutions primarily for large financial services and life sciences organizations. Camila helps educate IT and business teams implement Hadoop, open source software, and big data. Previously, she was an engineer and DBA at IBM, where she worked with operational data stores and analytical databases.
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Is there a way to get the commands you use in demo and slides now ?