iSecurity DB-Gate Reviews

Leverage Oracle Advanced Security to encrypt application tablespaces, effectively protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access and breaches. The introduction of redaction policies is instrumental in limiting the dissemination of confidential data, while also ensuring adherence to data protection regulations. Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) serves as a formidable shield against adversaries who may attempt to access sensitive information directly from storage by encrypting data at rest across the database. This encryption can be applied to individual data columns, complete tablespaces, database exports, and backups, offering enhanced control over who can access sensitive information. Additionally, Data Redaction complements TDE by further reducing the likelihood of unauthorized exposure of data within applications, as it conceals sensitive information prior to its exit from the database. The functionality includes options for both partial and full redaction, which effectively inhibits the extensive extraction of sensitive data into reports and spreadsheets. Furthermore, encryption is executed at the database kernel level, eliminating the need for any changes to current applications and thus simplifying the deployment process. Collectively, these security strategies create a comprehensive framework that safeguards sensitive information throughout its entire lifecycle, ensuring that data remains protected against evolving threats. By integrating these measures, organizations can foster greater trust in their data management practices.