← This weekNewsData engineering & the warehouse/lakehouseFivetranFivetran's blog post discusses how adopting open data infrastructure doesn't compromise security. Instead, it argues that open standards can enhance control for security teams, offering a balance between accessibility and protection.
MyDataWork POV — The notion that open data infrastructure can bolster security rather than weaken it is a refreshing pivot. Fivetran's emphasis on open standards granting more control to security teams is a concrete step forward. This aligns with the broader truth that enterprise AI isn't a monolith but a mosaic of interoperable components. By embracing open standards, organizations can create a more resilient and adaptable security posture, ensuring that data work remains both secure and agile in response to evolving needs.
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