152% ROI over 3 years
Forrester’s Total Economic Impact report shows that Imperva greatly lowers costs and has great ROI
Mitigating privilege abuse
Insider vs. outsider data breaches are exceeded by 10:1, and privileged insiders can do more damage
Rising SQL injection attacks
Imperva’s Threat Research found that 50% of database breaches came from attacks like SQL injection
Compliance costs, liabilities, and risk
Compliance and privacy challenges can be costly if you don’t know where your global data is.
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Bad user behaviors violate Data Security policy
Managing privileged user data access is difficult to enforce across large enterprises, but is a major factor in compliance readiness.
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Technology advances increase global data sprawl
Organizations must know where all of their sensitive data is, who can access it, and what they do with it and when - or risk audit failure and data breaches.
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Gathering forensic evidence takes many resources
Manually generating the reports auditors require can be time consuming for staff - even with access to all of the relevant records.
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Ignoring compliance requirements can cost you
A negative audit finding, or data breach, can lead to large potential fines, and the costs from increased regulatory scrutiny that can last for years.
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Mitigate risks, reduce processes and costs
Businesses should reduce audit response time, automate data inventories, and increase record retention.
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Data discovery, classification, and risk assessment
Business data needs to be automatically discovered, classified, control access to data, and avoid non-compliance issues while mitigating their exposure to risk.
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Audit record retention and archiving are crucial
Organizations should automatically store audit records and log archives across all data repositories to keep information readily available and accessible for audits.
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Reporting and compliance proof
Out-of-box reports for regulations such as: SOX, PCI, NYDFS, HIPAA, GDPR, and CPRA enables organizations to respond to auditors and prove compliance rapidly.
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Satisfy separation of duty requirements
Responsibility for audits should be segmented from overall data management, so organizations can monitor privileged users independently of any audit responsibilities.
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Reduce risk and the cost of compliance
How Imperva can help you with data compliance
Imperva Data Security Fabric (DSF)
Imperva Data Security Fabric (DSF) automates, simplifies, and lowers the cost of regulated data compliance and security for business data assets.
Data Discovery & Classification
Continuously discover and classify valuable data whether structured or unstructured and located on-premises, hybrid, cloud, or multi-cloud environments.
