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Security and Compliance
Enhanced security features like AWS Private Link, customer-managed keys and S3 storage, and audit logs support enterprises with sensitive data and regional and industry compliance requirements. Customer-owned S3 storage, along with customer-managed encryption, helps meet privacy concerns and regulatory data residency requirements. AWS PrivateLink makes access more secure by eliminating the need to traverse the public internet and reduces network latency.
Access Control and Visibility
Control access to your enterprise data with a master key for data and credentials encryption. Using our auditing dashboard, you can monitor user activity and logins and instantly disable access if necessary. Logging and monitoring are not limited to the online tool but also include API requests, giving you complete visibility. Additionally, IP allow and block lists and enable admins to maintain complete control over data model access.
Security features for control, visibility,
and compliance
Choosing Enterprise Compliance and Security unlocks SqlDBM’s highest protection and regulatory compliance features. This plan includes all the features of Standard Enterprise and provides the option of US-only support in addition to the security features below.
Customer-hosted storage
Provides an additional layer of security by giving you complete control over the S3 bucket and its contents. Additionally, it helps you meet regulatory and data residency requirements.
Customer-managed keys
Manage cryptographic keys used for data and credentials encryption with the ability to restrict access anytime.
AWS
Private Link
AWS Private Link makes access more secure by eliminating the need to traverse the public internet and reduces network latency.
Audit logs
monitoring
Monitor access to your project data made through the UI or via API request.
IP access
management
Manage IP allow and block lists and maintain complete control over data model access.
SOC 2 Type II for service organizations
Penetration test passed
Before SqlDBM, the data teams at Sophos saw themselves being held back by a lack of visibility and understanding of shared data across multiple workstreams. No centralized repository existed to discover shared data assets and communicate changes across the data landscape...
