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Secure@Source Integration Overview

You can use Dynamic Data Masking to mask columns or block requests to a table that Informatica Secure@Source has identified as sensitive. From Secure@Source, you can export a CSV file that contains information about a particular data store. When you import the CSV file in Dynamic Data Masking, Dynamic Data Masking identifies which columns in the data store tables are protected by a security rule in Dynamic Data Masking. If a column is not protected by any security rule, you can apply a security rule at the column level or block requests to the table at the table level.

If you use Secure@Source in addition to Dynamic Data Masking, you can export details about a specific data store from Secure@Source as a CSV file. Export the

DataStoreDetails.csv

file from the

Sensitive Fields

page in Secure@Source. The

DataStoreDetails.csv

file includes fields that the database scan in Secure@Source identified as sensitive. For more information about the

DataStoreDetails.csv

file, see the chapter "Overview Workspace" in the

Informatica Secure@Source User Guide

. If you try to import any CSV file other than the

DataStoreDetails.csv

file exported by Secure@Source, the import fails.

After you export the

DataStoreDetails.csv

file from Secure@Source, you can import it in Dynamic Data Masking. When you import the file, Dynamic Data Masking determines which columns in the data store are protected by a security rule already defined in Dynamic Data Masking. If all of the sensitive columns are protected by Dynamic Data Masking, you receive a message that

All the columns are protected

For unprotected columns, you can choose to apply a masking action or block all requests to the table. When you apply a masking action or block requests to the table, Dynamic Data Masking creates a rule based on the action you selected. If you choose the block action, Dynamic Data Masking creates a rule for every table name displayed in the table list. If you choose a masking action, Dynamic Data Masking creates a rule for every column name displayed in the table list. Dynamic Data Masking uses the From Clause Object matcher to match the column using the table name.

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Importing the DataStoreDetails.csv File

Creating Rules for Sensitive Columns

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