How Modern Database Security Complements Other Tools to Mitigate Risk
Too many enterprises still focus on edge and core security, and underinvest in data security. That's the wrong approach. Databases hold most of your company's most sensitive data, and remain the corporate asset most likely to be breached.
Learn how modern data security such as data activity monitoring (DAM), analytics, and data obfuscation boosts protection against breaches and can render data useless to thieves if somehow stolen.
In this Ovum whitepaper, learn also how data security tools can work together with your existing security infrastructure to plug any gaps.
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