Difference Between Data Classification and Data Categorization

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DATA CLASSIFICATION AND DATA CATEGORIZATION //
Data classification vs. data categorization. Can they be used interchangeably? How are they different and what is the relationship between them.
0:00 Intro
0:34 Current confusion
1:27 Data classification
2:27 Data categorization
3:11 Example: products
4:20 Example: job roles
5:06 Example: pay scale
5:47 Relationship between them
7:10 Conclusion
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[@LightsOnData]

Here's the link to the research paper referenced in the video: www.researchgate.net/publication/32956263_Classification_and_Categorization_A_Difference_that_Makes_a_Difference

[@SamG-h3r]

Gr8

[@meetupuneet1]

Crisp and practical examples !

[@LightsOnData]

Glad to hear that Puneet

[@monicastewart1319]

This is great!

[@LightsOnData]

Thank you for watching, Monica! I'm glad you liked it.

[@amermazlom86]

Thanks for clarification Gorge

[@LightsOnData]

My pleasure, Amer. Thanks for watching

[@mehasingh6038]

Very well explained

[@LightsOnData]

Glad to hear that. Let me know what other topics I should tackle.

[@asieharati]

Hi George, Thanks for this video. I'm not sure I understand the ticks for risk levels in categorization and classification on 3:05 and how this relates to 6:47. Can you please elaborate?

[@LightsOnData]

Hi, the idea is that for data classification there is a hierarchy in place, so in the example of privacy classification, one data set cannot belong to more than 1 classification. If a data set contains both low risk and high risk data, then the entire data set gets classified as high risk data.

[@asieharati]

@@LightsOnData thank you!

[@SandanuwanDhanushka]

Well clarified!

[@LightsOnData]

I'm glad it was clear. I hope you like the newer videos, too.

[@sandyhargrave302]

thank you :) Got it.

[@LightsOnData]

Yay Sandy! If there are other topics you would like me to cover in the future, please let me know.

[@Deekudla]

Good one. where is the link for PDF, research paper from "research gate"?

[@funutation]

okay, i finally got it :-)

[@LightsOnData]

I’m glad it was a helpful video, Ted.