Determining data access risks using the data access governance (DAG) maturity model (part 2 of 3)
Our previously data access governance blog about maturing data access governance explored the critical transition from the total blind spot of Level 1: Unmanaged Risk to the diagnostic insight of Level 2: Visibility. But as many IT and security teams quickly discover, simply seeing your data exposure isn’t enough, especially when the resulting remediation requires endless manual effort.
To break free from that operational bottleneck, we must climb the maturity curve and explore how forward-thinking companies transition from mere awareness to active control. In this post, we will dive deep into Level 3: Enforcement and Level 4: Certified Governance, mapping out exactly how to transform slow, manual workflows into automated, policy-driven defenses. You can check out the full details in our newly published Data Access Governance (DAG) Maturity Model.
What are Levels 3 and 4 of the Data Access Governance (DAG) Maturity Model?
Level 3 focuses on enforcing appropriate...
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