Data Masker for Oracle and SQL Server

What is Data Masker for Oracle and SQL Server?

Replace sensitive data with realistic, anonymized test data

Multiple Methods for Sanitizing Sensitive Information

Use templates to remain consistent with existing data formats

Replacement datasets included, such as names, zip codes, emails

Populate test data as well as sanitize existing information

Simple, repeatable, fast and easy to use

Supports SQL Server and Oracle databases

Why clean up data in test databases?

For business, practical and legal reasons. A leak of sensitive information (primarily consumer data) from a test database can cause a devastating loss of public trust and the possibility of legal liability.

Remove the risk of inadequate data visibility

Data Masker for Oracle and SQL Server is a cost-effective way to eliminate a major security issue. The test data looks real — your development teams will never know the difference — and yet the content of sensitive information remains completely secure.

Adopt a simple and repeatable process

Protecting sensitive information with Data Masker is a simple, repeatable process that can be applied quickly whenever a test database is updated with production data.

Consistently updating denormalized data after masking is simple. Data Masker contains custom synchronization rules for all three challenges: Synchronize data at the row level, ensure consistency of newly masked data between rows in a table, and maintain data consistency across tables.

The configured masking rules can be saved and rerun at any time.

Customize data masking rules at scale

A wide range of replacement datasets are included in the Data Masker software, and you can add your own user-defined data collections for specific cases.

Each edition of Data Masker for Oracle and SQL Server is written specifically for the target database architecture. Data Masker is fast and designed for extremely large and complex systems.

Recursos do Data Masker for Oracle and SQL Server

Data Masking – What You Really Need to Know Before You Start

This document provides a survey of the practical issues involved in masking sensitive data and tells you what you really need to know before you begin.

Data masking for HIPAA compliance

This article focuses on the practical and technical issues involved in preparing unidentified HIPAA-compliant databases.

Data Masker at Redgate University

Learn the fundamentals of Data Masker with self-paced online training courses from Redgate's Microsoft Data Platform MVPs and engineers

System Requirements:

CPU: 1.8 GHz dual core processor

RAM: 2 GB

HDD/SSD: 50 GB of free space on main drive

Operating system: Microsoft Windows 8 32-bit, Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit, and Microsoft Windows Vista 32-bit

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