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Varonis and Collibra: Improving Data Governance for Trusted AI
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As organizations move faster to integrate AI, datasets are connected to models, agents, and analytics pipelines based on their metadata and lineage. But pressing questions often go unanswered: what’s sensitive, and who has access to it? Successful AI initiatives depend on trusted data that teams can find, understand, and use safely. That’s why Varonis now integrates with Collibra to bring continuously updated sensitive data context directly into Collibra’s data catalog. Collibra provides unified governance across data and AI, while Varonis identifies sensitive and regulated information across the data estate. Together, the integration helps organizations make better-informed decisions about which data to use for analytics, data science, and AI and agent development. Collibra helps organizations discover data, understand its meaning and lineage, establish ownership and policies, and connect trusted datasets to business and AI use cases.
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