Exploring Data Security and Privacy Challenges in Master Data Governance Systems
Ravikumar Vallepu · International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology · 2024
A key part of master data governance (MDG) is to make enterprises operate with consistent, accurate and reliable data. As companies increasingly adopt multiple master data management (MDM) systems to deal with complex landscapes, the importance of a secure framework becomes all the greater to ensure that it remains in operation. Both their complex business needs, internally driven by innovation, and external legal requirements always form major forces underpinning such considerations.However, securing sensitive data within MDG frameworks raises a set of challenges. Among them are vulnerabilities arising from extensive data access, multiple system integration and adherence to ever-changing regulatory requirements.In the study, one will see that critical risks such as unauthorised access, data breaches, and privacy violations have particularly serious implications for businesses, customers, and all stakeholders. As a response, methods to prevent these risks are examined in the paper, with advanced encryption protocols, role-based access controls, and regular security audits being the chief ones.This paper introduces a series of explorations and recommendations for secure and private data management based upon case studies, previous reading material (Citation 1), existing software (Projects completed Project [2]) and human society actuality. The findings stressed the need for data security that is kept at a delicately balanced level, providing models for future changes to MDG systems. For its part, this study aims to lay the basis for developing adaptive and scalable MDG systems that, in a data-driven world, can meet ongoing and new business needs.