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73rd
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March 2024
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Overview

DB Networks DBN-6300 offers database cycbersecurity that will “shine a light” on your database infrastructure. Through deep protocol analysis the DBN-6300 will provide you new insights along and a situational awareness of your database infrastructure. You'll have real-time database security to immediately identify database attacks and compromised credentials.

Armed with these new insights you are now able to establish a defensive layer for your database infrastructure. You can now confidently take the proper actions necessary to significantly reduce your attack surface and reduce the risk of a data breach.

Operating at the database tier, directly in front of the database servers, the DBN-6300 is in the perfect location to effectively analyze database traffic. It will immediately identify any undocumented databases, identify traffic to/from restricted segments, identify advanced database attacks, and the use of compromised credentials. When rogue SQL statements are present at the database tier it means your perimeter defenses have been breached and your application has also been exploited. The DBN-6300 stands as the final defense in your database defense-in-depth strategy.

The DBN-6300 is easy to set up and can be deployed with no changes to existing applications, databases, or cybersecurity systems.

NetFort LANGuardian is deep packet inspection software for investigating, monitoring, and reporting on network and user activity. It is a passive network traffic analyzer, not inline and cannot have an impact on network performance. Gain layer 7 visibility without the need for expensive appliances.
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City of Armadale, NCG Group, King Faisal Hospital
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Computer Software Company20%
Manufacturing Company13%
Government12%
Comms Service Provider7%
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Small Business21%
Midsize Enterprise17%
Large Enterprise61%
Buyer's Guide
Database Security
March 2024
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DB Networks DBN-6300 is ranked 14th in Database Security while NetFort LANGuardian is ranked 73rd in Network Monitoring Software. DB Networks DBN-6300 is rated 0.0, while NetFort LANGuardian is rated 10.0. On the other hand, the top reviewer of NetFort LANGuardian writes "Cost effective but when we originally purchased LANGuardian, some features needed further development". DB Networks DBN-6300 is most compared with Oracle Audit Vault, whereas NetFort LANGuardian is most compared with PRTG Network Monitor.

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