Secerno.SQL.

Secerno have launched a new version of its award-winning product, Secerno.SQL, delivering the capability to manage database security across the enterprise. Major corporations have many thousands of databases, but Forrester estimates that within the next two to three years there will be a widespread move to consolidate these. Building on its predecessor (v2.0), Secerno.SQL v2.1 protects organisations' data at a high level from known and unknown, external and internal threats. Featuring patent-pending machine-learning technology that observes how applications access the database, it allows organisations to truly control and protect their data assets.

Claiming to enable organisations to define and enforce security policies that segment and discriminate radically different types of business access to increasingly-widely shared databases. It not only determines who is allowed access to the database, at what time and from where, but also uniquely controls individuals' behaviour whilst accessing--yet without the system manager needing to develop and maintain complex policy settings for every scenario. "Organisations are seeing the business benefits of database consolidation, but then they require that each of the remaining databases hold much more sensitive data while being forced to grant access to many more users. The challenge is to understand and control access by all users to the data, if organisations are not to be left more vulnerable to internal attack and internal mis-use of data," said Steve Hum, CEO, Secerno. "At the same time, the rules for accessing databases have not changed, which leaves organisations more vulnerable to security threats. Secerno.SQL v2.1 eliminates this danger as policies can be set to the most fine-grained level, regardless of where and how a database is being accessed--ensuring any action in the database is justified and accounted for."

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