Security Audits & Vulnerability Assessment
A full review of your database configuration, user privileges, network exposure, and known CVEs affecting your specific engine version.
Database Security Services
Your database is the single highest-value target in your infrastructure. We deliver a custom security engagement — assessment, hardening, and continuous monitoring — built around the databases you actually run.
What's Included
A layered approach to protecting your data
We don't hand you a generic checklist. Each engagement starts with understanding your schema, query patterns, and who legitimately needs access — then we build controls around that reality.
Access Control & Privilege Hardening
Role redesign and least-privilege enforcement so that a single compromised credential can't expose your entire dataset.
Encryption — At Rest & In Transit
Implementation and validation of encryption for stored data and for every connection your applications make to the database.
SQL Injection & Query-Layer Defense
Review of application-database interaction points to close off injection vectors before they reach production.
Backup & Disaster Recovery Review
Verification that your backup strategy actually protects you — encrypted, tested, and recoverable within your required window.
24×7 Monitoring & Anomaly Detection
Ongoing monitoring for unusual query patterns, unauthorized access attempts, and privilege escalation, with direct alerting to your team.
Platforms We Work With
Engine-specific hardening, not generic advice
Every database engine has its own attack surface. Our recommendations are specific to the engine and version you're actually running.
- MySQL / MariaDB
- PostgreSQL
- Microsoft SQL Server
- MongoDB & other NoSQL stores
- Oracle Database
"iCubix rebuilt our access control from the ground up after an audit found three service accounts with far more privilege than they ever needed. That alone closed our biggest risk."
Get a database security assessment
Tell us what you're running — engine, hosting environment, and scale — and we'll outline exactly where to start.