Collibra Acquires Raito to Enhance Data Governance
Collibra has announced the acquisition of Raito and unveiled new advancements in data and AI governance, announced in a press release. These developments were revealed at the Collibra Product Premiere events held in New York and Brussels.
The acquisition of Raito, a company specializing in data access governance, is part of Collibra's strategy to provide a unified platform for data management. The new product innovations aim to empower data teams by offering a single command center to observe, track, protect, and democratize data access across all data sources.
Collibra's latest features include automated data quality monitoring, enhanced data lineage tracking, and improved workflow design capabilities. These tools are designed to help data professionals, from engineers to scientists, manage data more effectively and ensure reliable AI outcomes. The integration of Raito's capabilities will further enhance secure data consumption across users and AI agents.
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