What is database activity monitoring?
Database activity monitoring (DAM) refers to the auditing of database activities such as database access and modifications in real time. By correlating network logs with database logs, DAM tools analyze and report on database activity, provide evidence for breach investigations, and alert on suspicious events. With the real-time insights offered by DAM tools, you'll be better prepared to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of your database.
EventLog Analyzer provides database activity monitoring for Microsoft SQL, MySQL, Oracle and IBM DB2 applications.
DAM with EventLog Analyzer
Securely collect and store the audit logs
Safely collect the logs of various database applications and store them at a central location. EventLog Analyzer compresses and encrypts log files to utilize disk space optimally and ensure protection from tampering.
Use case: Ensure compliance with PCI DSS norms by encrypting database logs.
Carry out database activity monitoring
Know who accessed what and when. EventLog Analyzer provides numerous out-of-the-box dashboards to monitor database activity for Microsoft SQL, MySQL, Oracle, and DB2 in near real time. Monitor changes to tables, changes in user permissions, server logons, and several other security events.
Use case: Track admin activity.
Alerts on critical events
EventLog Analyzer's alerting feature notifies you of critical database events in real time through email or SMS. Choose from a range of prebuilt alerts to notify you of a critical database change or a change in access permissions.
Use case: Detect unauthorized database access from a defined IP source
Detect external threats to databases
Leverage EventLog Analyzer's capabilities to detect external threats to your databases. The powerful correlation engine can help you correlate network activity with database activity to pinpoint threats and reduce false alarms.
Use case: Detect suspicious SQL backup activity.
Detect suspicious insider activity
EventLog Analyzer comes with a powerful correlation engine that can correlate network events with database events to detect suspicious activity. The plethora of prebuilt correlation rules can alert you to unauthorized database access, suspicious backup activity, and more.
Use case: Get notified of multiple actions performed on databases by a user.
Ensure compliance with data privacy regulations
Breeze through compliance audits with integrated compliance management. Generate easy-to-read reports out of the box to fulfill compliance requirements of SOX, PCI DSS, GLBA, the GDPR, and more.
Use case: Monitor compliance to SOX in real time on a central dashboard. Get alerts and ready-made reports of database activity to prove compliance with SOX regulations.

Other features
Collect and analyze Syslog data from routers, switches, firewalls, IDS/IPS, Linux/Unix servers, and more. Get in-depth reports for every security event. Receive real-time alerts for anomalies and breaches.
Analyze application log from IIS and Apache web servers, Oracle & MS SQL databases, DHCP Windows and Linux applications and more. Mitigate application security attacks with reports & real-time alerts.
Monitor all types of log data from Active Directory infrastructure. Track failure incidents in real-time and build custom reports to monitor specific Active Directory events of your interest.
Centrally monitor & audit IIS web server logs. Secure IIS servers by detecting anomalous events with instant email/SMS alerts. Get predefined reports on server errors and attacks.
Monitor and track privileged user activities to meet PUMA requirements. Get out-of-the-box reports on critical activities such as logon failures, reason for logon failure, and more.
Comply with the stringent requirements of regulatory mandates viz., PCI DSS, FISMA, HIPAA, and more with predefined reports & alerts. Customize existing reports or build new reports to meet internal security needs.
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