Access control that applies at the engine, not at the tool.
In a financial institution, AKKO access control applies at the query engine itself: an analyst sees only the rows and columns their role allows, whatever the tool (BI, notebook, AI).
What this means in practice
- Column masking and row filtering per user, applied by OPA or Ranger at the query engine.
- An audit receipt for every question put to the AI.
- Federation of existing systems, including a Kerberised Hadoop cluster, without moving data.
- A masking guardrail for sensitive data in exchanges with models.
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