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The Future of Database Activity Monitoring


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Source: IBM
Date: May 2011
Type: White Paper
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Overview: Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) is widely recognized as an important enterprise technology, because it provides specialized event collection and analysis capabilities for security management and reporting.

Get a clear understanding of the ways DAM technology is being consolidated and integrated enabling security professionals and database managers to make strategic and tactical deployment decisions more effectively.

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