Docket.io vs. Imperva Data Security vs. Oracle Audit Vault and Database Firewall

Great for companies that are sitting on disparate source systems being used by multiple different teams and business units with no plans of consolidation. The founders love to hear about the problems faced by most B2B SaaS companies and build solutions to key problems. So if you want to collaborate, they are a great vendor to work with

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Compliance to audits and HiTrust certification. It is key in ensuring that our audits are completed in a timely manner with no repeats of data requests and that we also are HiTrust certified at our organization. Personally while the data obfuscation is available I am not sure I would fully trust that the data is completely sanitized if need be. It's not against the Imperva product but more of issue of data being used.

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Any serious small or large business that is utilizing a mainstream database, purchase ordering system, and web platform should look into this software - especially if you're using softwares compliant with this protector. It really does do an outstanding job of addressing all weaknesses through auditing and vaulting the potential virus concerns.

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• Pulling answers from old slack channels
• navigating our document center
• providing talk tracks around competition

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• Alerts when suspicious activity is detected
• Records all database transactions for analysis
• Determines activities in stored procedures

• Error messages are very understandable, providing you are in the loop.
• The more you [use] it, the more comfortable you feel with the product.
• It is logical.

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• Docket.io doesn't always have the correct answer
• Docket.io can misinterpret questions
• Docket.io doesn't have industry knowledge like an AI Chatbot does

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• Navigation of the menus can get confusing pretty quickly. Since there are so many, it is extremely easy to get lost. Almost too many options and data.
• Configuring the agents can be very difficult if you are new to it. Having to save after every single change made to an agent during a configuration can be very tedious. Also having to make sure certain options are checked off in two separate places for a single option is very annoying.
• Navigation of the menus is not always intuitive and not very obvious that the option you are looking change is located in that menu.

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• Ability to drive lower than metadata levels
• Cost issues with coverage to multiple targets

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High usability and intelligent platform. Anyone with basic understanding of querying the platform can use the solution. For Admins as well, running reports is easy (but can be improved)

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I wasn't able to dive as deeply into Glean because we didn't set it up fully but I got to play around and see a bunch of different trials of it, I would say that Glean is the more robust of the two tools but for what we needed Docket.io did the job

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We did not evaluate other alternatives since most of our related products are Oracle.

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• 12% increase in self-paced learning of new hires in GTM teams
• 22% reduction in SME time spent in answering questions
• 64% reduction in adhoc queries/questions asked to the SMEs by GTM teams

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• Allowed us to meet important compliance requirements.
• When protecting critical data, we can see exactly how it's being used and by whom.
• Licensing costs are very reasonable.
• It takes a fair amount of administration to use properly.

• Systems Infrastructure Protection
• Multi-faceted Security for Complex Infrastructures
• Favorable Internal User Experience & Management

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