Central Security and Key Management, Alerting and Reporting,Distributed Protection of Applications, Files, Databases, Storage

Protecting Data
Protecting your business starts with protecting vulnerable data. Protegrity data protection solutions provide safety from the moment data is acquired until the moment it is deleted. Regardless of whether your data is in use, at rest, in databases, files, folders, applications, or storage, Protegrity has a solution to protect it. That solution extends across databases and operating systems to provide the coverage needed in today’s diverse technology environments. It also spans structured and unstructured data so records like images, audit logs, and voice recordings are as easy to safeguard as columns of data.
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Managing Data Security
Data and application protection does not occur in isolation. It must be an integrated part of an organization’s technical and business landscape. Protegrity data security management solutions deliver centralized control over security policy while offering enterprise-wide distributed enforcement of security policy and protection. They also deliver comprehensive alerting, reporting, and auditing of security events across your organization. Protegrity solutions incorporate critical security best practices including:

• Centralized Control: Managing consistent, enforceable security policy across the organization through a single point of administration and maintenance
• Distributed Protection: Enabling and enforcing security policy and data protection across geographically dispersed, technically diverse systems
• Separation of Duties: Splitting security definition and database operations to mitigate “super-user” threats because trust is not a policy
• Granular Controls: Defining security at the data field level on a user-by-user, time controlled basis across the entire enterprise
• Strong Key Management: Integrating key management and encryption for complete protection
• Comprehensive Reporting and Auditing: Tracking all activity, including attempts to change security policy, in encrypted logs to ensure evidence-quality auditing

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