Developer’s Guide: Effective Row Level Security with Reveal

Ensuring data security is critical. As cyber threats and data breaches become more frequent, safeguarding data has become a top priority for organizations—which starts with Row-Level Security.

Row-Level Security (RLS) is essential in keeping your data secure with controlled user access to data at a granular level. In this webinar, we’ll show how you can incorporate RLS into your data with Reveal and its practical application for your organization.

The webinar will cover:

• What RLS is, its importance, and typical use cases
• How to configure dynamic and static RLS in Reveal for custom data access based on user roles and permissions
• Examples of how RLS can be configured for different user groups
• Best practices for designing and implementing RLS policies

Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of RLS, improve data security, and maintain data governance with tailored user visibility to data.

About the presenters

Casey Ciniello Casey has a BA in mathematics and an MBA, bringing a data analytics and business perspective to Infragistics. Casey is the Product Manager for the Reveal Embedded analytics product and was instrumental in product development, market analysis and the product's go-to-market strategy. She’s been at Infragistics since 2013 and when she’s not in the office, she enjoys playing soccer and attending concerts.

Jason Beres As the Sr. VP of Developer Tools at Infragistics, Jason and his team spearhead the customer-driven, innovative features and functionality throughout all Infragistics' UI, UX, Data Visualization and Business Intelligence products. Jason works directly with Infragistics customers around the globe to ensure that their needs are met through our products and roadmaps. Jason is a former Microsoft .NET MVP, and he is the author of several books on software development, covering topics like SQL Server, C#, Visual Basic, Rich Client and Web Development. Jason is a national and international conference speaker and keeps very active in the developer & UX community. You can follow Jason at @jasonberes on Twitter.