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# Data Security

Connect data security and classification platforms to Euno to enrich your data model with sensitivity metadata, classification tags, and governance context.

## Available Integrations

* [**Cyera**](/sources/data-security/cyera-integration.md) - Data security and classification.
* [**BigID**](/sources/data-security/bigid-integration.md) - Data security, discovery, and classification.
* [**Microsoft Purview**](/sources/data-security/microsoft-purview-integration.md) - DLP policy discovery and Purview Data Map metadata enrichment for Power BI resources.

## What You'll Get

When you connect a data security platform, Euno can:

* **Classification Tags** - Data classes and labels applied by the platform
* **Sensitivity Levels** - Sensitivity or risk levels (e.g., Unclassified, Internal, Confidential)
* **DLP Policy Context** - Policies that regulate supported BI resources
* **Enriched Resources** - Table and column metadata augmented with security context

## Getting Started

1. Choose an integration from the list above.
2. Follow the setup guide for your platform.
3. Configure API credentials and schedule the integration.
4. Run your first sync to enrich existing resources in Euno (for example warehouse tables/columns for BigID and Cyera, or Power BI resources for Microsoft Purview).

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## Next Steps

* [View All Integrations](/sources.md)
* [Data Warehouses](/sources/data-warehouses.md) - Connect warehouse sources first when you plan to enrich tables and columns with BigID or Cyera
* [Power BI](/sources/business-intelligence/powerbi-integration.md) - Connect Power BI first when you plan to use Microsoft Purview policy and Data Map context


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