Announcing OneSync™ Permissions: Unified Access Control Across All Your Data Catalogs
Blog post from Onehouse
OneSync's new feature, cross-catalog permission translation, enhances its capability by allowing automatic translation and enforcement of access control policies across multiple platforms such as Microsoft OneLake, AWS Lake Formation, Databricks Unity Catalog, and Snowflake. This innovation addresses the challenge of maintaining consistent data access permissions across a multi-cloud and multi-platform environment, where different teams might use different data services. Previously, users had to manually duplicate permission models across different catalogs, which was inefficient and posed compliance risks. With OneSync, permissions can now be defined in one place and automatically translated and enforced across all connected catalogs, ensuring consistent access control. The system supports both database-level and table-level permissions and is set to include column-level and row-level permissions in the future, enhancing data governance by allowing more granular control, such as column masking and regional data restrictions. This development is crucial for organizations aiming for an open data architecture, as it ensures that governance models are preserved with data across various platforms, maintaining security and compliance without needing to consolidate onto a single platform.
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