Database Security Tools
Database security tools for protecting SQL and NoSQL databases from unauthorized access, data breaches, and cyber attacks.
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Free SSL tools to generate and decode CSRs, convert cert files, and check installs
Policy-based TDE solution for databases, servers, and laptops.
End-to-end encryption & vault solution for sensitive Salesforce data.
Managed DB hosting with encryption at rest, in transit, and in use.
DB security platform with monitoring, masking, firewall & compliance.
TypeScript SDK for field-level searchable encryption on PostgreSQL databases.
Automates MS SQL Server hardening for secure config & compliance.
Transparent data protection platform with encryption & tokenization for cloud envs.
Data protection platform embedding security within data using fragmentation
FHE-powered vector database security platform for AI/LLM data protection
Confidential blockchain protocol using FHE for encrypted smart contracts
Database activity monitoring platform for access control and data security
Data security platform providing in-use encryption for databases and apps
Column-level database encryption without application code modification
Database activity monitoring solution for cloud and on-premises databases
Windows-based GUI for managing HPE NonStop SQL/MX and SQL/MP databases
Database audit system for real-time monitoring and compliance reporting
Enterprise data security platform for discovery, protection, and compliance
Data security platform for real-time protection of sensitive data access
Unified data security platform for cloud data access control and governance
Protocol-aware reverse proxy for datastores & APIs enforcing access policies
Microsoft BitLocker is a Windows-integrated full volume encryption solution that protects data on devices through disk-level encryption with enterprise deployment and management capabilities.
Database Security Tools FAQ
Common questions about Database Security tools, selection guides, pricing, and comparisons.
Beyond access controls, database security should include: activity monitoring and auditing (who accessed what data and when), vulnerability assessment for database software, encryption of data at rest and in transit, data masking for non-production environments, SQL injection prevention, and database firewall capabilities to block anomalous queries.
