How would you like to insure that your databases were protected against compromise? And insure that your databases were compliant with SOX, Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, GLBA, and other federally-mandated regulations, plus CISP/PCI and other industry-specific additional regulations? Don’t want to see your face on the evening news in conjunction with a messy data security breach?

Here’s an easy and simple way to insure that this never happens: FortiDB. It’s either a single appliance for smaller networks of up to 60 database instances, or software that you can run on a server cluster to monitor up to thousands of database instances. DB2, SQL Server, Oracle, and Sybase databases are covered.

FortiDB continually scans databases for vulnerabilities, automatically conducts extended penetration testing to test for passwords commonly used in an organization. FortiDB also helps prevent data leakage—people inside the enterprise, on the internal network, downloading and taking away pieces of a database on a thumb drive or like device.

• FortiDB learns normal user database activity and profiles, and automatically alerts administrators when unusual activity occurs, like a database copy to a local device.
• When combined with FortiClient on the PC the system can automatically prevent this type of local copy activity from the database. Other types of copy to a local device may be permitted.
  
• FortiDB also keeps a complete inventory of database activity, with independent audit storage for greater audit integrity. Audit alerts can be automatically emailed or paged, or sent to control centers.
  
• FortiDB helps format and populate compliance reports. No more messy paper-based systems to show conformance.
  
• FortiDB and all of the Fortinet appliances and applications can be monitored from a single FortiManager console—a central place to see all client, core, and database security applications.
  

Here’s a link to the data sheet, for more information.