With Guardium Insights SaaS Essential, Standard, and Advanced Edition, you can immediately start collecting, analyzing, and reporting on your data activity. Guardium Insights SaaS pricing is based on the number of cloud data stores monitored, and the volume of storage required.
Guardium Insights SaaS is offered in three different versions based on your needs and offers in-version upgrades to accommodate your growing requirements.
Get pre-built integrations to the most common cloud-based data stores and a guided compliance journey to meet your CCPA regulations needs with pre-built reporting and audit trails.
Get all the features of the Essentials edition, plus the option to add a compliance journey for regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA and PCI. With this edition, you can monitor data activity across multiple cloud stores and customize reporting to meet your data security needs.
Get all the features of the Standard edition, plus capabilities to monitor and prioritize data threats across your multi-cloud environment from one central location. It seamlessly integrates with Guardium Data Protection to provide you with automated compliance workflows and pre-defined integrations with other security tools.
User concern
Guardium Insights SaaS Essentials
Guardium Insights Saas Standard
Guardium Insights Saas Premium
Data compliance support only
Data compliance and data security use case
Single data regulation to be supported
Multiple data regulations to be supported
Connect and monitor data stores in the cloud only
OPEX-based solution
Custom reports and dashboards
Connect to both clouds and on-premises data stores
Integrate with Guardium Data Protection
Discover & Classify data in Cloud and SaaS applications
Monitor data flows between regions
Your Guardium Insights entitlements include all the software you need to power your hybrid cloud data security hub. You don’t need to bring your own Red Hat® OpenShift® license.
Metrics
Guardium Insights is priced using two metrics, managed virtual servers (MVS) and virtual processor cores (VPC). An MVS is a computer (physical or virtual) that is comprised of processing units, memory and input/output capabilities, and that executes requested procedures, commands or applications for one or more users or client devices. A VPC is a processor core in an unpartitioned physical server, or a virtual core assigned to a virtual server.
When buying Guardium Insights, clients can pick a single metric or combine them to gain full support for on premises and in cloud environments.
Tip: If you have any cloud data sources that do not have a compute-based metric, use the MVS metric. For example, Guardium offers data activity monitoring on AWS S3. As there is no VPC associated with the S3 service, use the MVS metric. So, 1 AWS S3 bucket (instance) = 1 MVS.
If you have IaaS on-premises database servers, use the MVS metric. Only count the servers that are actively providing services. Don't count HADR nodes or passive standbys.
Use the VPC metric if you have a DBaaS subscription calculated by VPC. Count all VPC sources that you have subscribed to across all the DBaaS sources. VPC is most frequently used for cloud-native and containerized data environments.
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Benefits:
- Faster compliance with guided experience & pre-built reports
- Reduced risk with pre-built security reports & risk-based analytics
- Simplified reporting & collaboration
- Actionable insights with build-your-own reports & custom dashboards
- Compliance standards supported
- Improved decision making with tracking and reporting review
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Benefits:
- Fast, easy, and cloud-native deployment that takes few minutes to deploy.
- Automatically discovers your sensitive data across all cloud environments and SaaS applications, including shadow data.
- Classify personal, identifiable, financial, development sensitivites and maintain your data sovereignty. Your data remains in your account and region.
- Improve the security and compliance posture of your sensitive data and align with security best practices and compliance regulations, such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPPA and PCI.
- Continuously identify potential and actual access of internal and external users and identities to your sensitive data.