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content/docs/security/data-masking/global-masking-rule.md

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- Mask all data in production
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- Mask all data for database under a specific project
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- Maks data conditionally according to [Data Classification](../data-classification)
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- Mask data conditionally according to [Data Classification](../data-classification)
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Global masking rule along with [Semantic Types](/docs/security/data-masking/semantic-types) allows you to do this. It's similar to the iptables where you configure an ordered
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rule list. The first matching rule will be applied. If no rule matches, the default masking level is `None`.
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rule list. The first matching rule will be applied. If no rule matches, no `Semantic Type` will be applied.
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`Workspace Admin` and `DBA` can set global masking rules to mask the data.
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![bb-global-masking-2](/content/docs/security/data-masking/bb-global-masking-2.webp)
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Combined with [Semantic Types](/docs/security/data-masking/semantic-types), here is the result you will get in **SQL Editor**.
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![bb-sql-editor-full-masking](/content/docs/security/data-masking/bb-sql-editor-full-masking.webp)
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![bb-sql-editor-full-masking](/content/docs/security/data-masking/bb-sql-editor-full-masking.webp)

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