Public tide tables, internal ferry logs, and confidential manifest notes sit in the same bucket prefix. What should drive encryption, masking, and who may ingest each pile?
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Short Explanation
Think of public tide tables, internal ferry logs, and confidential manifest notes in the same prefix. Classification decides encryption, masking, and who may ingest. Convenience is not the rule.
Full Explanation
Data classification so sensitivity, not convenience, decides storage and prep handling. One mixed prefix, Firehose, and classifying after a public train miss that control.