How to Keep Pirates “Hackers” Away From Your Booty “Data” with Cassandra RBAC

The text discusses strategies for implementing Cassandra Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to enhance data safety in a database. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining separate roles for users and permissions, creating standardized roles for common permissions like "read-only" and "read-write", and avoiding overly complex role structures. The text also suggests using prefixes or suffixes for roles specific to keyspaces or tables, and advises against assigning "roles of roles" to users.

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