Databases often contain sensitive information, such as customer or user data. This makes them attractive targets for cyber-attacks and misuse. As a result, various organizations are required to comply with regulations such as GDPR and PCI-DSS for protection of databases. Access to detailed information about specific database instances enables organizations to assess whether a particular instance falls within the scope of GDPR, PCI compliance, or any other regulation.
The Database tab allows you to view detailed information of database Instances and Database Servers. You can use the Group By to filter or QQL token to search for a specific instance or server. You can filter the instances based on the Database or Asset using the QQLs. For more details into search token, refer to Search Tokens for IT Assets.
This section provides a comprehensive view of your database instances. Each column provides detailed insights into:
Instance Name: This column provides the Instance name and the Port details.
Technology: This column provides the database name and version.
Host/Cluster: Provides the hostname/cluster where the database is installed along with their IP addresses.
You can view more details into an instance by clicking View Details from the Quick Actions Menu.
The Database Servers tab provides a detailed information of the database servers. It includes the Instances column, that precisely provide the number of database instances running on each server.
Clicking on the Instances number redirects you to the Asset Details > Software Instances tab. This tab provide more details into instances.