Banyan Cloud DSPM vs Onam Database Security

Banyan Cloud DSPM is a web-based, agentless platform for protecting and governing sensitive data across cloud and on-premises database environments. It supports Oracle Database, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and MySQL, with hybrid deployment and cloud-database coverage. The platform evaluates exposure using data sensitivity, access configuration, and user behavior, then continuously monitors posture violations, misconfigurations, and other risks. Security teams can review database-object inventories, version history, and dependencies, and compare posture changes over time. Access and activity logs support forensic analysis and regulatory reporting. Customizable posture policies, manual finding validation, prioritized alerts, and step-by-step remediation guidance are included. Built-in mapping covers GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, and PCI-DSS. Listed capabilities also include vulnerability assessment, activity monitoring, report downloads, dependency visualization, and service management. It complements IAM, SIEM, and other data tools without requiring agents. Pricing is on request.

Onam Database Security evaluates managed and self-hosted databases against cloud posture rules and CIS engine-level benchmarks. It discovers resources across AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, IBM Cloud, Alibaba, and Kubernetes through read-only APIs. Listed database services include RDS, Aurora, Azure SQL, Cloud SQL, DynamoDB, Redshift, and OCI DB Systems. Checks cover encryption, public accessibility, backup retention, deletion protection, audit configuration, snapshot exposure, and privileged database grants. Findings combine data-classification and identity context to identify sensitive databases and show which principals can access them. Cloud posture checks use cloud control-plane APIs; optional engine-level evaluation uses a read-only database account provisioned by the customer. Onam maps findings to 78 frameworks and offers PDF and CSV auditor exports with linked evidence. Free and Pro are SaaS plans; Enterprise also offers on-premises deployment. Free is limited to one cloud account and up to 500 resources. Pro is $22 a month, billed per resource per month, with a platform fee plus $22 per resource. A 14-day trial is listed.