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Often the question arises on how can Snowflake customers secure their data at a row level, or by organization, or by some other slice of meaningful delineation. This is a very common use case for
We see that the set of numbers 1.2.840.113549.1.5.3, technically represents an algorithm. But that algorithm used when creating an OpenSSL key has been deprecated/removed several years ago. That algorithm seems to have been found to be insecure.
While logging in to a system doesn’t seem like a big deal, securing dozens to thousands of users for your enterprise, to login to a new SaaS available application like Snowflake, is actually very important.
We enjoy sharing best practices/framework to validate the health of Snowflake implementation and discuss best practices to help you ensure you’re on the right track in order to unlock additional business value and technical improvement
This day was bittersweet, as it has been so nice to finally be around people in person (yes, I realize that sounds a little redundant!), while at the same time, I think we were all
