Protect your data with IDERA

Although a majority of CEOs are concerned about cyber security, 87% of CIOs believe that their security controls are failing to protect their business. What are you doing to protect your data assets?

IDERA can help! SQL Secure

• Analyze and report user permissions to identify vulnerabilities in SQL Server and Azure environments.
• Analyze password health of SQL Server logins and report on weak or blank passwords that increase risk.
• Show all security related properties for servers including version and patch level.

SQL Compliance Manager

• Monitor and alert on suspicious activity to detect and track problems and stop potential threats.
• Audit sensitive data in your SQL Server environment to see who did what, when, where, and how.
• Demonstrate compliance for audits against PCI, HIPAA, FERPA, and SOX requirements.

DB Change Manager

• Audit database configurations to check for security liabilities and performance standards.
• Perform database testing while protecting sensitive data with data masking.
• Schema and configuration archives provide a historical record for compliance auditing and reporting.

SQL Safe Backup

• Database backups with personal data can be encrypted with AES and purged on a schedule via policies.
• Restore backups quickly (including almost instantly).
• Log information for auditing for each backup, restore, or merge.

Keep your SQL Servers safe and secure with IDERS’s award-winning solutions.

Did you know?

Interesting statistics on data security, data breaches and data privacy.

• Only 4% of data breaches were ‘Secure Breaches’ where encryption was used and the stolen data was rendered useless.
• 52% of organizations that suffered cyber attacks in 2016 are not making any security changes in 2017.
• 87% of CIOs believe their security controls are failing to protect their business.
• Only 28% of global organizations claim they are prepared for a cyber attack.

Industry specific facts:

• 42% of cyber attacks target small business.
• 70% of US oil and gas companies were hacked last year.
• 75% of the healthcare industry has been infected with malware in the last year.
• 95% of breached records in 2016 came from government, retail and technology.

Financial implications:

• The average cost of a data breach in 2020 will exceed $150 million.
• GDPR sanctions can cost a company up to 20M Euro or 4% of annual revenue.
• 90% of CIOs admit to wasting millions on inadequate cyber security.