Zero blind spots.
Rover monitors activity across your databases in real time—who ran which query, from where, against which sensitive data. Detect threats as they happen, investigate with full history, enforce policy, and produce audit-ready evidence on demand.
Rover DAM watches the SQL itself: which account ran it, which tables and columns it touched, how much data came back, and whether it should have been allowed at all.
Find every instance, every table holding regulated data, and every account that can reach it.
Discover every database instance across on-premises and cloud, and see which ones are monitored and which ones are blind spots.
Classify the tables and columns that hold PII, payment, and health data, then see which accounts query them and how often.
Check database configurations and patch levels, and review who holds which grants, roles, and privileges before an attacker does.
SQL-level visibility: the statement, the account that ran it, the client it came from, and the objects it touched.
Record every SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and schema change as it executes, with the account, client application, and tables involved.
Watch what DBAs, sysadmins, and service accounts do with elevated rights, from schema changes and grants to direct table access outside the application.
Applications connect through shared and pooled accounts. Rover traces each statement back to the real end user or service behind the connection.
Rules and behavioral baselines built around how databases are actually used, and misused.
Alert on the database events that matter: privilege grants, schema changes on sensitive tables, failed logins, and access from outside approved applications.
Learn each account's normal query patterns and flag the outliers: SQL injection, mass reads of sensitive tables, and unusual data volumes.
Every statement is kept and searchable, so an investigation starts from the exact SQL, not a guess.
Reconstruct any incident from the statement-level record: which account ran which query, against which tables, when, and how many rows came back.
Enforce database policy in real time, not at the next audit.
When a statement breaks policy, Rover can alert, block the query, or terminate the session, and contain the account behind it.
A statement-level record of who accessed regulated data and who changed permissions, ready whenever auditors ask.
Generate reports on privileged activity, access to sensitive data, and permission changes, backed by the full statement-level audit trail.
Rover stores database activity in your own object storage, not ours, and keeps it searchable for as long as you choose to keep it.
Keep every query, login, and permission change for as long as you need. Years of database activity stay searchable, with no archiving, no rehydration, and nothing aging out.
Activity records and indexes live in your own object storage. Rover queries them in place, so ownership, access, and residency of every record stay with you.
Investigate across your full history without restoring archives first.
Serverless compute runs when you query, so there's nothing to size, patch, or babysit.
Multi-year evidence for audits and investigations, without a separate archive project.
Start with the databases that hold your most sensitive data. Rover monitors activity in real time, flags what matters, and keeps the evidence ready for every investigation and audit.