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  2. Introduction to Data Integration Hub
  3. Security
  4. Events
  5. User Policies
  6. Operation Console Management
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  8. Connections
  9. Connectivity to Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services
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  11. Document Management
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  13. Export and Import
  14. Data Integration Hub Utilities
  15. Dashboard and Reports Management

Administrator Guide

Administrator Guide

Configuring Data Masking Rules in Dynamic Data Masking

Configuring Data Masking Rules in Dynamic Data Masking

This section describes how to configure security rules in Dynamic Data Masking.
Data Integration Hub
uses these rules to mask data that are requested by subscription. Security rules specify the technique that the Dynamic Data Masking rule engine uses to mask data. Security rules consist of a matcher, a rule action, and a processing action. Use security rules to mask data in a specific row or to mask an entire column. For example, you can create a security rule that rewrites SQL requests that reference the Social Security column from the Employee table.
For more information about creating security rules, see the
Informatica Dynamic Data Masking User Guide
.
Perform the following steps to define a security rule in Dynamic Data Masking:
  1. Append a connection rule to the connection rules you created in the Configuring Dynamic Data Masking procedure as follows:
    1. In the Management Console, select the Dynamic Data Masking service that you want to add the connection rule and click
      Tree
      Connection Rules
      .
      The
      Rule Editor
      window is displayed.
    2. Select
      Action
      Apend Rule
      .
      The
      Apend Rule
      window is displayed.
    3. Enter the following details to create the second connection rule that redirects to the data masking Security RuleSet that the connection rule needs to execute:
      The first connection rule is created in Configuring Dynamic Data Masking.
      • Rule Name
        . Enter the name of the rule.
      • Identify incoming connections using
        . Select
        All Incoming Connections
        .
      • Apply Action on Incoming Connection
        . Select
        Use Rule Set
        .
      • Rule Set Name
        . Enter a name for the ruleset. You will further use the same name while you create the security ruleset in the next step. For example,
        MaskEmpResultSet
        .
      • Processing Action: When Rule is matched
        . Select
        Continue
        .
    4. Click
      OK
      .
      Connection Rules are saved.
  2. Perform the following steps to create a ruleset.
    1. In the Management Console, select the Dynamic Data Masking service that you want to add the connection rule to, and click
      Tree
      Add RuleSet
      .
      The
      Add Ruleset
      window is displayed.
    2. Enter the name of the security rule set that you gave as the Ruleset Name in the previous step and click
      OK
      . For example,
      MaskEmpResultSet
      .
      Within this rule set, create a rule or rules to match the column name in the result set that you want to mask, and specify the masking action.
    3. In the Management Console, click the security rule set that you created in the previous step.
    4. Select
      Tree
      Security Rule Set
      .
      The Rule Editor window is displayed.
    5. Click
      Action
      Apend Rule
      and update the following information:
      • Rule Name
        . Enter a name for the rule.
      • Matching Method.
        Select
        Text
        .
      • Text Description
        . Provide the name of the application that is defined in
        Data Integration Hub
        enclosed by the
        %
        symbol. For example, enter
        %DataMaskingApp%
        .
      • In the
        Action
        section, define masking rules as required.
      • Action Type
        . Select Mask
      • Table Name
        . Enter the name of the table that you have defined in the topic that maps to the application.
      • Column Name
        . Enter the name of the column that you want to mask. For example,
        Credit Card Number
        .
      • Masking Function
        . Enter
        ****
    6. Click
      OK
      to save the ruleset.
    The server masks data according to rules defined in Dynamic Data Masking and returns results to the subscription target. Considering the example values used in this procedure, credit card number of employees is replaced with **** when an application subscribes to the
    DataMaskingApp
    application.

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