In PostgreSQL, tagging PHI (Protected Health Information) involves using metadata or comment features to annotate tables, columns, or even specific rows that contain sensitive health data. This process aids in identifying and applying the correct access controls and compliance measures within the database, ensuring that PHI is managed in accordance with legal and regulatory standards. By systematically tagging PHI, organizations can enhance data governance, facilitate audits, and ensure that their PostgreSQL databases adhere to necessary privacy and security protocols for handling health information.

The Postgres integration allows you to tag PHI (Protected Health Information) through Secoda. This integration is part of an Automation, which consists of Triggers and Actions. Triggers activate the workflow based on specific schedules, allowing for structured triggering of subsequent actions. Actions encompass various operations, such as filtering and updating metadata, enabling the creation of detailed workflows tailored to your team's needs. With Secoda, you can perform bulk updates to metadata in Postgres.

Secoda, the AI data governance platform, offers integration with Postgres. With Secoda, you can connect to various data models, databases, warehouses, and BI tools, enabling seamless access to data for all stakeholders. Secoda consolidates your data catalog, lineage, documentation, and monitoring, providing a comprehensive data management platform.