A regulation-agnostic approach to growing compliance and regulatory needs
“SQL Data Catalog gives us a single tool to fully spotlight, audit, and speak confidently about all our sensitive data.”
“SQL Data Catalog has had a big impact on my team to help in identifying and understand the data in our system. It’s enabled us to stay compliant with the regulatory agencies and has led to significant cost savings across the organization.”
By classifying data across your SQL Server estate you can ensure that the correct data is protected – in the correct way – allowing you to focus investment on the most critical areas.
SQL Data Catalog rapidly accelerates the classification process, using intelligent rules and recommendations based on automated data scanning to remove much of the manual effort.
With domain knowledge centralized, and a shared understanding across your organization – data risks can be exposed, avoided, and regulatory compliance met.
Pricing is based on the number of production servers, based on tiers, and the length of your subscription. The lowest tier covers up to 5 production servers.
You can discover and classify multiple databases on multiple instances. You will require one license per server, regardless of how many instances are on that server.
One SQL Data Catalog license allows you to classify and catalog up to 5 Azure SQL Databases. You can also connect to 1 x Azure Elastic Pool or 1 x Azure Managed Instance with one SQL Data Catalog license.
1 x 5-server license
1 x 10-server license (equivalent 7 licenses are required).
1 Year Subscription
$6,825
Catalog up to 5 production servers
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$14,970
Catalog up to 10 production servers
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"SQL Provision and SQL Data Catalog together provide a complete test data management solution that includes test data discovery, masking, and provisioning (via database clones) and can readily enmesh itself into your existing processes." - Bloor Analyst.
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Discover
Gain a clear picture of SQL Server data in your estate
Specify
Clearly identify exactly what type of information each column contains - giving you a clear view your estate
Classify
Speed up data classification with automatic suggestions and intelligent rules based on automated data scanning
Automate
API-first design and PowerShell functions for bulk operations and interoperability
Align
Create a taxonomy aligned to your business needs or data privacy regulation
Define
Develop a consistent foundation from which you can quickly find, classify, and re-classify sensitive data
Comply
Underpin and evidence your technical policy for regulatory compliance
Report
Create PowerBI, Tableau, and SSRS reports or export data as a CSV
Mask New
Using taxonomy alongside Data Masker will provide a masking set to protect sensitive data for use in development
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If you plan to make production data available for development and test purposes, you'll need to understand which columns contain personal or sensitive data, create a data catalog to record those decisions, devise and implement a data masking, and then provision the sanitized database copies. Richard Macaskill show how to automate as much of this process as possible.
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