Snapshot: GreenSQL Unified Database Security - 70588
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GreenSQL Unified Database Security is an integrated database security solution for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Windows Azure SQL databases aimed at small and medium businesses. Depending on the license, GreenSQL offers different packages such as Database Security (in fact, a typical database firewall for preventing SQL injection and protecting from unauthorized access), Database Activity Monitoring (providing advanced auditing and alerts), Dynamic Data Masking (hiding personally identifiable information or other kinds of confidential data on the fly) or a complete solution named Unified Database Security. GreenSQL also includes a patented database caching solution for increasing the database performance. GreenSQL Express, offering only basic firewall features, is available at no cost.
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| Jan 08, 2013 |
Snapshot: GreenSQL Unified Database Security - 70588GreenSQL Unified Database Security is an integrated database security solution for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Windows Azure SQL databases aimed at small and medium businesses. Depending on the license, GreenSQL offers different packages such as Database Security… |
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