Understanding and Selecting TDE: Internal vs. Enterprise Approaches

Securing sensitive database information with transparent data encryption (TDE) enables you to pass audits and avoid damaging data breaches without application changes or compromising system performance. However, native TDE offerings can cause operational challenges ranging from encryption key management to securing unstructured reports and spreadsheets that reside outside of the database. Explore two approaches for transparently securing data and learn:

TDE strengths and weaknesses – for internal (within Oracle and SQL Server) and external transparent data encryption
Native database encryption operational challenges – how a single, heterogeneous solution can provide cost savings by protecting all databases
How to overcome TDE operational challenges – using a single solution combining key management with coverage for both structured and unstructured data

View the whitepaper and learn more about the internal and enterprise approaches to securing your data. If you have immediate questions, email us at [email protected] or call us at +1-888-267-3732

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