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You can use the built-in Idera IDERA and industry standard policy templates built in to IDERA SQL Secure to further harden your SQL Server security model. By creating policies from these templates, you can enforce consistent security settings across your enterprise and proactively assess when and where vulnerabilities exist. You can also customize new policies based on these templates to further address your specific security needs.
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| Idera Level | Maturation Level | Security Level | Types of SQL Server Instances | Types of Business | Regulatory Model | Unique Security Checks |
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| 1 - Basic Protection | Beginner | Baseline | Test, development, and low-risk production instances | Services internal groups by hosting data for third-party applications and does not require connections to external clients | MSBPA plus additional checks |
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| 2 - Balanced Protection | Intermediate | Medium | Average production instances | Services internal and external groups that require external connectivity to hosted data | CIS and MSBPA plus additional checks |
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| 3 - Strong Protection | Advanced | High | Mission-critical, sensitive, and high-risk production instances | Services internal and external groups by hosting data for Web-based, B2B, B2C, or external clients | CIS, MSBPA, and SRR, plus additional checks and auditing |
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SQL Secure tells you who has access to what on your SQL Server databases. Learn more > > |