The closer you are to the data, the stronger your control becomes. AI agents and automated pipelines operate at machine speed. Real-time enforcement means unauthorized access is stopped, not just logged.
NetApp® ONTAP® logs management activities that are performed on a cluster, such as what request was issued, the user who triggered the request, the user’s access method, and the time of the request.
Understand and govern your data. Then prepare and deliver that data for AI applications at scale.
How Data Classificationscanning works
NetApp Data Classification scans selected repositories to identify personal and sensitive data. It maps and categorizes files, extracts entities and patterns, and indexes personal information, data categories, and file types. It connects to NFS volumes as read-only, while CIFS scanning requires Active Directory credentials.
Embed policy-driven guardrails directly into AI workflows
Data moves securely with permissions and access controls intact, giving compliance teams the visibility and control they need without creating bottlenecks. After the data is efficiently transformed into vector embeddings, data scientists get a secure RAG endpoint that they can simply copy and paste into any RAG-based GenAI application.
Learn about AI-powered Autonomous Ransomware Protection
Autonomous Ransomware Protection is built directly into ONTAP to perform workload analysis in NAS and SAN environments, proactively detecting and warning about abnormal activity that might indicate a ransomware attack. It operates in real-time, processing data as it is written to or read from storage, and responds automatically to protect data.
Use multi-admin verification to help ensure that certain operations, such as deleting volumes or snapshots, can be executed only after approvals from designated administrators. This prevents compromised, malicious, or inexperienced administrators from making undesirable changes or deleting data
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