
Connecting IRI Software to Oracle
Connecting to a database like Oracle can be the most frustrating part of application installation and configuration. The many options available with JDBC and ODBC drivers can be daunting.
Connecting to a database like Oracle can be the most frustrating part of application installation and configuration. The many options available with JDBC and ODBC drivers can be daunting.
Forty years after the first release of IRI CoSort for CP/M, CoSort v10 for Unix, Linux, and Windows platforms was released in the middle of 2018.
Once they have made their database connections, IRI FieldShield and IRI DarkShield users both have a wide range of options for classifying, finding, and de-identifying sensitive data across one or more schemas.
Personally Identifiable Information (PII) like names, Social Security numbers, home addresses, etc. are stored in multiple sources and silos, including semi-structured files in JSON and XML format.
Just as IRI FieldShield product users can reach and mask personally identifiable information (PII) — and IRI Voracity platform users can integrate and govern structured files — in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) buckets, IRI DarkShield users can now find and mask PII in unstructured files stored in S3.
This is the second of a two-part blog series detailing data class validation in IRI Workbench. The first article, here, provided an overview of the validation scripts and how to use them in a data discovery or classification job.
In a previous article, we detailed a method for securing the encryption keys (passphrases) used in IRI FieldShield data masking jobs through the Azure Key Vault.
This is the first of a two-part blog series detailing data class validation in IRI Workbench. This article provides an overview of our provided validation scripts and how to use them in a data discovery or classification job.
This article covers installation of the KNIME Analytics Platform as a core feature in the IRI Workbench IDE for Voracity, built on Eclipse, as well as the IRI Voracity Data Provider, or Job Source, node for KNIME described in this article.
IRI Workbench users can connect to and manipulate the data in the underlying database in Salesforce using the DataDirect JDBC and ODBC drivers from Progress Software.
One of the primary uses of IRI FieldShield is to encrypt and decrypt sensitive data in database or flat-file columns. FieldShield relies on a passphrase to derive a symmetrical encryption key used at encryption and decryption time.