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Top Answer: From the perspective of analysis and prevention, this product is pretty accurate. Top Answer: Sometimes the connectors to the databases need to be manually updated and we have to configure them again, which is something that should be improved. Top Answer: The primary use case is for ensuring compliance with databases. It allows monitoring of what kind of statements and alterations are going on, as well as who is accessing what data. | Ask a question Earn 20 points |
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Views 14,277 Comparisons 6,706 Reviews 5 Average Words per Review 762 Rating 8.2 | Views 645 Comparisons 457 Reviews 0 Average Words per Review 0 Rating N/A |
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Also Known As | |
InfoSphere Guardium, Guardium, IBM Guardium | Secure@Source |
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IBM | Informatica |
Overview | |
The IBM Security Guardium portfolio empowers organizations to grow their business and prove compliance with smarter data protection capabilities. It provides complete visibility, actionable insights, real time controls and automated compliance workflows throughout the entire data protection journey, to support your most critical data protection needs. IBM Security Guardium delivers discovery & classification, vulnerability & risk assessments, real-time monitoring & alerting, encryption, advanced analytics and compliance reporting across structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data in on-prem (including mainframe), cloud, and across hybrid cloud environments.
| Operationalize data privacy governance to help lower risk exposure for cloud modernization, data lakes, customer centricity, and new digital transformation programs. Discover and classify your data, assess risk, monitor suspicious data access and movement, and automate protection and response—all in one solution. |
Offer | |
Learn more about IBM Guardium Data Protection | Learn more about Informatica Secure@Source |
Sample Customers | |
Vale, UPMC | |
Top Industries | |
Financial Services Firm48% Insurance Company16% Healthcare Company12% Government8% Computer Software Company31% Comms Service Provider18% Financial Services Firm13% Insurance Company6% | No Data Available |
Company Size | |
Small Business26% Midsize Enterprise12% Large Enterprise62% Small Business12% Midsize Enterprise6% Large Enterprise82% | No Data Available |
IBM Guardium Data Protection is ranked 2nd in Database Security with 6 reviews while Informatica Secure@Source is ranked 10th in Database Security. IBM Guardium Data Protection is rated 8.2, while Informatica Secure@Source is rated 0.0. The top reviewer of IBM Guardium Data Protection writes "Proven record of preventing unauthorized access and modifications to our customer's data". On the other hand, IBM Guardium Data Protection is most compared with Imperva SecureSphere Database Security, Oracle Audit Vault, Vormetric Application Crypto Suite, Informatica Persistent Data Masking and IDERA SQL Compliance Manager, whereas Informatica Secure@Source is most compared with Informatica Persistent Data Masking.
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