Cyera
Euno's Cyera integration supports auto-discovery of tables and columns with Cyera classification tags and sensitivity metadata.
Currently, Snowflake and Bigquery are the supported data-warehouses for this integration
For business value and typical use cases, see Cyera integration: use cases & value.
Setting up Cyera integration
Overview
Cyera is a data security platform that discovers, classifies, and protects sensitive data across your data stores. The Cyera integration connects to Cyera's API to observe tables and columns that Cyera has scanned, enriching them in Euno with Cyera's classification tags and sensitivity levels.
To discover Cyera-enriched resources, Euno authenticates to the Cyera API using OAuth client credentials and streams table metadata from Cyera's view of your datastores. Euno observes tables and columns that have Cyera classifications or sensitivity assignments, adding Cyera-specific properties to the corresponding table and column resources in the Euno data model.
Step 1: Generate Cyera API credentials (partner integration)
Cyera provides API tokens for partner integrations through a dedicated flow in the Cyera platform. You need credentials generated from the Euno integration cardβnot a generic API client created elsewhere in the console.
Prerequisites
Cyera Admin role
Active Cyera DSPM license
Access to the partner integration page in the Cyera platform
Navigate to the Euno partner integration
Log in to Cyera.
In the left navigation, go to Integrations.
Find the Euno integration card.
Click the card to open its details.
Generate an API token
In the API Token Generator section, review the pre-filled Token Description.
Select Token Expiration from the dropdown:
1 day
7 days
30 days
90 days
365 days
Click Generate Token.
Save your credentials
Cyera displays your Client ID and Client Secret after generation.
Important: These credentials are shown only once. Copy them immediately or use Download CSV to save both values. You will need the Client ID and Client Secret for Euno configuration in Step 2.
You can save the credentials in either of these ways:
Click the copy icon next to each credential, or
Click Download CSV to save both values.
Store the Client Secret securely and treat it like a password. If you lose the secret, generate a new token in Cyera and update the Euno source configuration.
Step 2: Configure New Cyera Source in Euno
Access the Sources Page
Go to the Sources page in Euno.
Click on Add New Source and select Cyera from the list of supported platforms.
General Configuration
Asterisk (*) means a mandatory field.
Name*
Enter a name for your Cyera source (e.g., "Cyera - Data Security")
Client ID*
The Cyera API Client ID from Step 1
Client Secret*
The Cyera API Client Secret from Step 1
Step 3: Schedule
Enable the Schedule option.
Choose:
Weekly: Set specific days and times.
Hourly: Define the interval in hours (e.g., every 8 hours).
Recommended: Schedule the Cyera integration to run daily or every 12 hours to keep classification and sensitivity metadata in sync with Cyera.
Step 4: Resource Cleanup
To keep your data relevant and free of outdated resources, Euno provides automatic resource cleanup options. For a detailed explanation on Euno's cleanup strategies, see: Resource Sponsorship in Euno.
Immediate Cleanup: Remove resources not detected in the most recent successful source integration run.
No Cleanup: Keep all resources indefinitely, even if they are no longer detected.
Step 5: Save Configuration
Click the Test & Save button to complete the setup. Euno will:
Authenticate using the provided Client ID and Client Secret.
Verify access to the Cyera API.
Save the configuration if validation passes.
If the test fails, review the error message and verify your credentials.
Initial sync: After you connect Cyera to Euno, the first full sync of classification and sensitivity metadata may take up to 24 hours.
Discovered Resources
The Cyera integration augments warehouse table and column resources with Cyera classification and sensitivity properties. For detailed information about discovered resources and their indexed properties, see cyera-integration-discovered-resources.
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