And all of this happens without requiring changes to existing applications that connect to Database Server. In addition, data is automatically encrypted when written back to disk. Data is never decrypted on disk, only in memory as requested by Database Management Server. It provides transparent, on-the-fly encryption for an entire database. Transparent database encryption has one simple purpose: to make databases and backups unusable if they are stolen, copied, or otherwise compromised. Encryptionizer secures distributed databases all the way down to the workstation or laptop in physical, virtual and cloud infrastructures. It secures data on servers as well as on backup media. It provides an additional layer of security on top of your DBMS security mechanisms, in case perimeter defenses are breached. Whole Database Encryption is delivered using NetLib Security‘s leading data protection solution: Encryptionizer. For instance, with NetLib Security’s Encryptionizer Platform your can ensure that all data that comes in via FTP is encrypted and stays encrypted upon receipt, no matter the folder destination. NEP for Servers can also be used to also protect other server based applications, such as FTP servers or specialized backup software. Web Servers protection, see Encryptionizer for Web Servers.

MySQL databases protection, see Encryptionizer for MySQL.SQL Server databases protection, see Encryptionizer for SQL Server.

NetLib Security’s Encryptionizer Platform (NEP) is so flexible that it can be utilized to protect the data contents of any Windows-based Database Management System – such as Oracle, DB2, PostGreSQL, etc.Īdditionally, NetLib Security has tailored data protection solutions for each of the following Database Management Systems: NEP is a cost-effective, flexible solution that is easy to use and deploy to meet your most critical data protection and compliance needs. NetLib Security’s Encryptionizer Platform (NEP) can protect all your stored server data. While corporations often focus on server level encryption, web servers are also just as vulnerable if not more so since they are public-facing. Securing sensitive data is the #1 business issue today. NetLib Security’s Encryptionizer Platform (NEP) for Servers and Web Servers

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