Database Security, Risk and Compliance for Enterprise Organizations

Are your databases secure? How do you know? A recent survey by the Enterprise Strategy Group found that while 84% of enterprises believe their data is secure, 57% had been breached in the past 12 months. Clearly, many organizations have a false sense of security. Sensitive data lives in the database, and with over 350,000,000 compromised over the last four years, data security must be a priority. But protecting the database is not easy. Organizations need the right people, processes, and technology to effectively secure their data.

Application Security, Inc. is the leading provider of database security, risk and compliance solutions for the enterprise. The company's DbProtect integrates database asset management, vulnerability management, audit and threat management, policy management, and reporting and analytics to deliver a complete enterprise solution. Application Security, Inc solutions protect over 150,000 database instances at over 1,500 organizations worldwide. Customers include commercial businesses, and state and federal agencies.

Database Security, Risk and Compliance

A centrally managed enterprise solution for comprehensive database security, risk and compliance. Based upon proven technology, the DbProtect platform integrates database asset management, vulnerability management, audit and threat management, policy management, and reporting and analytics for a complete enterprise solution. DBProtect enables organizations with complex, heterogeneous environments to optimize database security, manage risk, and bolster regulatory compliance.

Database Vulnerability Assessment for Auditors and IT Advisors

A network-based, discovery and vulnerability assessment scanner, AppDetectivePro discovers database applications within your infrastructure and assesses their security strength. Backed by a proven security methodology and extensive knowledge of application-level vulnerabilities, AppDetectivePro locates, examines, reports, and fixes security holes and misconfigurations as well as identify user rights and privilege levels. As a result, enterprises can proactively harden their database applications.