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DataVeil vs DBHawk

DataVeil

dataveil.com

DBHawk

datasparc.com

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FigureDataVeilDBHawk
Price from$474.17/mo$40/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published43
Spec score · Database Security Software9.1 (#2)9.3 (#1)
Company legal nameThe Team EULA identifies the licensor as DataVeil Technologies Pte Ltd.Crunchbase identifies the legal entity as Datasparc Inc. and lists Manish Shah as founder and CEO.
Compliance claimsThe maker says DataVeil helps users comply with regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA and PCI.Datasparc lists SOC 2 Type II, GDPR readiness, SOX, PCI DSS and HIPAA support for the platform.
Rating on G20 out of 5 from 0 reviews4.9 out of 5 from 25 reviews
SupportTeam licensing includes technical support and software updates; support is delivered through tickets, email and internet voice or video communication.The SaaS plan includes standard support, offers premium support, and the pricing page says inquiries are answered within a few hours.
What it doesDataVeil permanently replaces sensitive values in SQL databases with realistic fictitious values for testing, development, training, analysis, outsourcing and support.DBHawk is a browser-based platform for secure database management, development, governance and analytics across on-premise and cloud systems.

Plans

DataVeil

  • Community LicenseFree
  • Team license$5,690 a year
  • Team license example: one connectivity option and 1TB$5,690 a year
  • Team license example: two connectivity options and 5TB$15,250 a year

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DBHawk

  • Proof-of-concept softwareFree
  • DBHawk SaaS$40 a month
  • DBHawk EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

DataVeil

DataVeil masks sensitive SQL database data with fictitious values for testing, development, training, analytics and support. It supports Microsoft SQL Server 2014 or later, Azure SQL DB and MI, MySQL 5.7 or later, Oracle 12c or later, and PostgreSQL 14 or later. Choose random masking or deterministic masking, which can keep values consistent across databases and separate runs. Masks can retain value formats and partial content to help preserve statistical distributions. Discovery algorithms check suspected identifiers and account numbers, and users can add regular-expression patterns. DataVeil maintains referential integrity for defined foreign keys and supports user-defined dependencies. Before writing masked values, users can compare originals and results side by side. Projects run from the GUI, command line or batch files. The Community license includes generated PDF reports and automatically multi-threaded masking. It runs as a Java client with an embedded JDK 21 and uses JDBC. The free Community License never expires and covers databases up to 10GB. The Team license is $5,690 a year for an example configuration; its price depends on connectivity options and source-data size.

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DBHawk

DBHawk brings database security, management, governance and analytics into a browser-based workspace for on-premises and cloud databases. Its access controls can be role-based and fine-grained down to column-level policies; dynamic masking can hide sensitive column values from unauthorized users. A centralized audit log records SQL queries and administrative actions. For database work, DBHawk includes a browser SQL editor, query builder, charts and dashboards, plus SQL job scheduling. It supports SQL and NoSQL systems including Athena, Redshift, Cassandra, MongoDB, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, SAP HANA and Teradata. The platform also provides API access for provisioning database access, sharing SQL results and calling SQL. Listed identity integrations include SAML, LDAP, Okta and SSO, as well as Azure Entra, Google, CyberArk and HashiCorp. DBHawk SaaS starts at $40 a month per user, requires a minimum number of users, and includes standard support; premium support is available. A free 30-day trial is available without a credit card.

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