Veza for Databricks | Access Governance for Unity Catalog & Workspaces

Databricks is the backbone of modern data ecosystems – from AI/ML pipelines to enterprise-scale analytics. But as organizations adopt Unity Catalog for access control, legacy workspace-level permissions often linger, creating complexity and identity risk. Veza for Databricks unifies access visibility across Unity Catalog, workspaces, and accounts, giving security and data teams the context they need to enforce least privilege and reduce audit overhead.

With Unified Access Visibility, Veza brings clarity across Unity Catalog, workspaces, and account layers in a single Access Graph. Security and data teams can finally see who has access to what — and why.

Through Least Privilege Enforcement, Veza highlights over-permissioned service principals, dormant accounts, and excessive rights so you can close gaps before they become risks.

Stay ahead of regulations with Audit-Ready Compliance — delivering real-time, exportable evidence for SOX, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI, and more.

Extend control to every identity with Machine Identity Governance, managing service principals, automation accounts, and API keys with the same rigor as human users.

And with Multi-Cloud Flexibility, Veza applies consistent access governance across Databricks deployments in AWS, Azure, and GCP, no matter how complex your environment.

Real-World Use Cases

Access Investigations: Trace the blast radius of a compromised service principal or user account in minutes.
Role Rationalization: Simplify access by consolidating redundant entitlements and aligning permissions to actual usage.
Compliance Reporting: Provide auditors with continuous, evidence-based insights into Databricks access posture.
Identity Governance at Scale: Apply consistent least privilege controls across Unity Catalog and legacy workspaces.

Learn more about Next-Gen IGA and Nonhuman Identity Management to see how Veza extends governance beyond Databricks. For more on the platform itself, visit Databricks Unity Catalog docs