Imperva user rights management for databases

Compliance and Risk Reduction

In fact, all regulations require user rights to manage sensitive data. Compliance with these requirements is one of the most difficult tasks to perform effectively, although there is built-in database control. User Rights Management (URMD) for databases can help you establish an automated access rights review process to eliminate unauthorized user rights. It also enables you to demonstrate compliance with regulations such as SOX and PCI DSS. URMD reduces labor costs associated with database user access management.

Simplify user access compliance

URMD allows you to easily demonstrate an automated and repeatable process for reviewing access rights, which is required by SOX 302 and 404, PCI 7 and 8.5 regulations. URMD includes a workflow framework to support the user rights review and authorization process.

Save time by automatically connecting points

find the information you need to reduce the risk of unauthorized data access without consuming a lot of time in manually trying this activity. URMD automatically associates user rights with information about data sensitivity, thus quickly clarifying important relationships.

Discover and remove unauthorized access and hibernate users

hackers seek easy access to sensitive data. User accounts with a large amount of data access are valuable targets because they can provide a large amount of influence. Dormant user accounts are also valuable targets, because suspicious activities such as unexplained changes can occur when the account owner is not aware of them. With URMD, you can reduce the chance of security violations by identifying unauthorized users and dormant user accounts.