DATABASES
No modern organization operates without databases; this is even more true of software or data companies, who both use databases for their own operations and offer software or data products to their customers. When things go wrong for such companies and their customers – either due to information security or regulatory reasons – the information stored in their databases is often at the heart of resulting damages.
Data, data, everywhere.
Data, data, everywhere.
No modern organization operates without databases; this is even more true of software or data companies, who both use databases for their own operations and offer software or data products to their customers. When things go wrong for such companies and their customers – either due to information security or regulatory reasons – the information stored in their databases is often at the heart of resulting damages.
Automatic identification + classification.
Given this reality, many of our services and products center around the storage and processing of data. Our technology can automatically identify and classify information wherever it resides – in source code definitions, SQL or XML schemas, object relational mappers (ORM), or even “live” database instances.
In total, our support for databases and data stores includes every system you’re likely to encounter.
Traditional SQL/RDBMS Servers
Traditional SQL/RDBMS Servers
- Oracle Database
- IBM DB2
- Microsoft SQL Server
- MySQL (Maria, Percona)
- PostgreSQL
- Sybase/ADS
RDBMS-Like Frameworks
RDBMS-Like Frameworks
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft SQL Server Embedded
- SQLite
- SQLAnywhere
- HSQLDB
- Apache Derby
Object Relational Mappers (ORM)
Object Relational Mappers (ORM)
- Java
- Apache Cayenne/OpenJPA
- Apache Java Data Objects (JDO)
- Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
- Hibernate
- .NET
- Dapper
- Entity Framework
- NHibernate (.NET)
- PHP
- CakePHP
- Yii
- Zend
- Python
- SQLAlchemy
- Django
- Ruby
- ActiveRecord