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A DevOps approach to software delivery encourages teams to work together to improve the efficiency and quality of every release. But provisioning realistic isolated environments quickly for development and testing is often a bottleneck to the process due to time and storage concerns.
Coupled with this, there is a growing demand from regulation such as the GDPR, HIPAA, and SOX to ensure that personally identifiable information (PII) is protected.
SQL Provision supports a database DevOps approach while keeping compliance central to the process. With the virtual cloning technology in SQL Clone, databases can be created in seconds using just MB of storage, allowing for isolated development and testing.
Sensitive data can be anonymized or replaced with realistic data using Data Masker, to ensure data is protected as it moves between environments. And with a single central management system for provisioning, the entire process is simple, repeatable, transparent, and auditable.
SQL Provision supports a database DevOps approach while keeping compliance central to the process
“A big win for us is giving each developer the freedom to work on their own database.”
Start creating, protecting and managing your SQL Server database copies for compliant DevOps today.
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Video
Watch how SQL Provision use the virtualization technology in SQL Clone and masking technology in data masker to distribute sanitized database copies for compliant devops.
Blog post
Now that there have been well-publicised examples of the awful consequences of data breaches and data misuse, there is increasing public pressure for legislation on privacy and personal data that has enough clout to prosecute serious offenders. In the vanguard has been the EU data protection regulation, soon to be succeeded by the GDPR. William Brewer gives a rundown of what he sees as the implication for IT practice.
Blog post
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be in effect in May of 2018. Data masking is one technique that can help your organization comply with this and other regulations. William Brewer answers those questions about data masking that you were too shy to ask.
Safeguarding business-critical data requires a consistent and repeatable process designed with privacy in mind up-front.
From building up a picture of the data you currently hold in your SQL Server estate to protecting sensitive information as it enters and moves around your environments, Redgate is with you every step of the way.
Learn about the benefitsWhether you want more details on our tools, a chat about provisioning best practice, or you’ve hit a snag, get in touch.
Compliant Database DevOps
