Use Cases
Delivering Zero Trust to the Databases and
Data Lakes
Delivering identity and security to data in the hybrid and multi-cloud world.
Bring Zero Trust to the Databases and Data Lakes
Data is at the heart of the Zero Trust framework. But delivering it to the Databases and Data Lakes requires a holistic approach that takes into account your entire security program, as well as the threats that are unique to data. Watch our webinar to learn how Zero Trust can help prevent data cloud breaches.
Deliver a Holistic Approach to Zero Trust
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Integrate with existing IAM solutions
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Authenticate users using existing group mapping
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Fetch passwords from existing password managers
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Log users with their right credentials
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Define and manage group-level access using IAM controls
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Use a single policy source for all policy management and enforcement
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Deliver least privilege, ephemeral access, and field-level encryption
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Observe any data access, across any data repository, with no impact on performance
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Send logs to any SIEM, UEBA, or other analytics solutions
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Use existing dashboards and reporting tools and avoid learning curve
Go Beyond Encryption in Protecting Data
Data encryption is just one of many ways to protect your data at rest and in transit. To learn more about how a Zero Trust framework allows catching insider attacks, social engineering, inadequate controls, and application breaches, request a demo.
Build Defenses against Unique Data Threats
Data is the ultimate goal of most cyber attacks. As you think about implementing Zero Trust in the data cloud, learn more about the critical data security risks and tactics that attackers use to bypass traditional security controls.
What Customers Are Saying
“Cyral was the missing piece for us in access governance. It helps us tell a clear story of why a piece of data is protected, who accessed it, how they authenticated, and what queries they ran.”
