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• InformationOut – partners that consume feeds such as assessment data, audit logs, and security events from SecureSphere to enhance the value of their own offering(s). Example: SenSage.
• DeliveryOn – partners that build software or hardware platforms that SecureSphere runs on, allowing for deployment flexibility to match varying architectural requirements. Example: Crossbeam.
• CompatibleWith – software or hardware platforms that SecureSphere supports, delivering the assurance that activity monitoring, audit and security functions won’t interfere with normal business usage. Examples: Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, and Sybase.

“Data governance and protection solutions require a complex set of security and audit technologies that are not designed to interoperate and share data,” said Shlomo Kramer, president and CEO of Imperva. “We created OpenSphere to bridge the gap between these islands of technology and allow the bidirectional exchange of data and capabilities. The members of OpenSphere share a common goal: to help customers reduce the cost and complexity associated with securing application data and complying with regulatory mandates.”

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