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Are there any other security tools for security in hadoop

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I'm trying to implement security on my hadoop data. I'm using Cloudera hadoop and looking for the following.

  1. ROLE BASED AUTHORIZATION AND AUTHENTICATION

  2. ENCRYPTION ON DATA RESIDING IN HDFS

I have looked into Kerboroes but it doesn't provide encryption for data already residing in HDFS. Are there any other security tools i can go for? has anyone done above two security features in cloudera hadoop.

posted Aug 13, 2014 by Honey

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