Data/ML/AIDatabasesSecurity
Data Governance
Also written as Data Quality, Data Catalog
The rules and tooling that keep data trustworthy and legally usable — who owns it, where it came from, who can see it, and how long it's kept.
Think of it like
Like the chain-of-custody paperwork on evidence: without it the material may be fine, but nobody can prove it.
Junior or senior?
Junior sounds like
Names a tool.
Senior sounds like
Talks about ownership and enforcement — governance fails as a people problem far more often than a tooling one.
Ask them
“Who actually owned data quality in your organisation, and what happened when something was wrong?”