Onehouse's privacy first data architecture
Blog post from Onehouse
When designing a data platform, prioritizing security, privacy, and compliance is crucial, especially when involving third-party vendors that handle data outside your organization’s security perimeter. Using Data Integration tools that require data to be processed and stored externally can expose it to vulnerabilities, as seen in breaches at companies like Datadog and Atlassian. Onehouse Architecture addresses these concerns by processing data within your private cloud accounts, maintaining security and compliance while avoiding data residency risks. It uses technologies like Apache Hudi to ensure compliance with regulations such as GDPR and supports open formats to prevent vendor lock-in. Deployment is straightforward with tools like Cloud Formation or Terraform, and the architecture ensures no inbound connections are needed, enhancing security. Onehouse offers flexibility and cost savings, demonstrated through efficient data management solutions like Zoom's GDPR compliance, and is available on the AWS Marketplace for easy access and implementation.
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