Insurance industry datasets frequently include personally identifiable information (PII) and many data analysts need access to datasets but not to PII.
Which Cloud Pak for Data services leverage Data Protection Rules?
IBM Cloud Pak for Data includes built-in Data Protection Rules to enforce access control on sensitive data, such as PII. These rules are integrated directly into services like IBM Data Virtualization, Data Privacy, and IBM Knowledge Catalog. When analysts or applications access data through these services, the platform automatically masks, obfuscates, or restricts access to sensitive fields based on the defined policies. This ensures compliance with data privacy regulations and organizational security policies without manual intervention.
What is the purpose of the IBM Data Replication service?
The IBM Data Replication service in Cloud Pak for Data is designed to integrate and synchronize data between various systems, ensuring that data in target systems is kept up-to-date with the source systems. It supports near real-time replication and change data capture (CDC) mechanisms, making it ideal for analytics environments that require continuous synchronization. The service is not a tool for database activity monitoring (A), creating unified virtual views (B), or performing heavy data transformations (D).
What steps are required for setting up IBM Data Replication for Cloud Pak for Data?
To set up IBM Data Replication in Cloud Pak for Data, administrators must follow a sequence that begins with defining the source (such as a transactional database), then defining the target system (such as a data lake or warehouse), and finally configuring the replication process. This setup allows for near real-time data synchronization. User definitions, server setup, and data management rules are involved elsewhere in the platform but are not the essential steps for replication configuration.
Which plug-in is used by the Cloud Pak for Data Audit Logging service to forward audit records to a SIEM system?
The Audit Logging service in IBM Cloud Pak for Data uses Fluentd as the core log forwarding mechanism. Fluentd output plug-ins are configured to route audit logs to external SIEM systems such as Splunk or QRadar. These plug-ins are versatile and support multiple formats and transport protocols. Other options listed---like Logstash, OSS/J, or Kafka---are not the designated default forwarding mechanisms used within the CP4D Audit Logging architecture.
Which Db2 Big SQL component uses system resources efficiently to maximize throughput and minimize response time?
StreamThrough is a high-performance component used in Db2 Big SQL within IBM Cloud Pak for Data that is optimized to manage data streams and queries efficiently. It is designed to maximize throughput and minimize query response times by optimizing memory usage, resource allocation, and processing logic. Unlike Hive or Analyzer, which are used for query execution and analysis, StreamThrough enables efficient pipeline execution by streamlining data handling. Scheduler is used for job timing but does not influence runtime efficiency directly. StreamThrough is purpose-built to enhance performance through optimal resource usage.
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