Automate
Secure Database Access
Use Case
Automate
Challenge
Databases house the crown jewels of most enterprises, often include the most sensitive data, and face significant risks from overprivileged access. Without standardizing IAM controls across multiple databases, managing access on a granular level is impossible.
Centralize, Automate and Enforce
Centralize all your environment data repositories access with easy-to-use Apono Access Flows. Automate the provisioning and deprovisioning of tailored to the task specific access – enforcing continuous least privileges, without the burden of creating or maintaining roles across your environment databases.
Centralize, Automate and Enforce
Centralize all your environment data repositories access with easy-to-use Apono Access Flows. Automate the provisioning and deprovisioning of tailored to the task specific access – enforcing continuous least privileges, without the burden of creating or maintaining roles across your environment databases.
Save Time with Self-Serve Access Automation
Empower developers to request and receive access to databases directly from their preferred ChatOps tool or via the Apono CLI, by using customizable access workflows to automate just-in-time provisioning for a seamless experience.
Save Time with Self-Serve Access Automation
Empower developers to request and receive access to databases directly from their preferred ChatOps tool or via the Apono CLI, by using customizable access workflows to automate just-in-time provisioning for a seamless experience.
Audit and Alert on Access Activity
Continuous auditing of every action ensures secure use and accountability. Apono provides detailed reporting for easy investigation and anomalous access detection, alerting
and response.
Audit and Alert on Access Activity
Continuous auditing of every action ensures secure use and accountability. Apono provides detailed reporting for easy investigation and anomalous access detection, alerting
and response.
“Apono brings security with DevOps speed.”
“Before we had Apono, developers who needed access to fix something in production or look into the database actually had to connect with the DevOps team to get permissions.”
Yaron Blachman
CTO and CISO
