You can use the Kron PAM SQL Proxy feature to log and enforce policies for Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL, Cassandra, Teradata, Hive, PostgreSQL, DB2, SAP HANA, and Couchbase sessions.

Learn how the Kron PAM SQL Proxy feature enhances database session management by allowing you to log and enforce policies for a wide range of databases like Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL, Cassandra, Teradata, Hive, PostgreSQL, DB2, SAP HANA, and Couchbase. Improve

Adding SQL Users

Creating User Groups

Adding Device Groups

Adding a Database as a Device

Creating a SQL Policy

Creating a Policy Group

Creating a Policy Realm

User/Device/Policy Definition

Creating a Masking Method

Creating a Masking Policy

Oracle RAC Configuration

Modifying the /etc/hosts File for Zookeeper Nodes

Adding Zookeeper as a Device

Connecting to Zookeeper via Kron PAM SQL Proxy

Hive - Zookeeper Configuration

Dynamic Data Masking

Connecting with the Kron PAM SQL Proxy with MFA

Connecting with the Kron PAM SQL Proxy

Logging SQL Queries

Viewing Active Sessions

Kron DAM with Azure SQL Database

SQL Proxy

Kron DAM Reference Guide

SQL Proxy Configuration for SSO

User Settings to use SSO

Device Group Configuration in SSO

Establish Connection to Database with SSO

Single Sign On (SSO)

Connection Reservation and Approval

Query Approval and Management

Logging and Auditing

Connection Reservation & Command Approval

Creating Data Types 

Bulk Data Type Import

Data Discovery

Schedule Discovery

Data Regulatory Standards

Data Dictionary

Sensitive Data Discovery

Database Audit Report

Vulnerability Scanner Report

Reports

Permit Zone

Database Discovery

Reference Guide