Encryption for SQL Server

DbDefence for Microsoft SQL Server implements server-side encryption and additional level of protection for databases.

With DbDefence you can hide table structure and data from prying eyes, even from DBA!

Compatibility: All modern versions and editions of SQL Server

SQL Server 2016 New!
SQL Server 2014
SQL Server 2012
SQL Server 2008 R2
SQL Server 2008 Free with no limits!
SQL Server 2005 Free with no limits!

New DbDefence with SQL Server 2016 support and FIPS 140-2 validated encryption.

Among our customers:

Top 10 features:

FIPS 140-2 validated encryption for HIPAA and HITECH, PCI Compliance Software.
Can be an alternative for Transparent Database Encryption (TDE)
Uses hardware accelerated 128-bit and 256-bit AES encryption to completely encrypt database files.
Can hide schema, data and SQL statements even from DBA.
Can work absolutely transparently for desktop,services and web applications.
Can encrypt SQL statements sent over network.
Automatically encrypt backups.
Supports Replication, Log Shipping and Mirroring.
Supports SQL Server 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2005
Free version for databases less than 200 MB.

Use cases

Encrypt and protect databases with no programming.

Desktop: Encrypting database for popular GoldMine CRM.

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Web: Encrypting Kentico CMS database.

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Price

Prices start from $698 per server. Flexible upgrade policy. Read more.

Download

Download latest free version here. Absolutely free for databases less than 200 MB.

For Developer

To encrypt databases we have GUI, command line, API and VB.NET example.

Popular questions

My SQL Server and IIS located on different computers. How many licenses do I need?

You need only one single license for SQL Server. Number of database clients doesn't matter.

Does an SQL Server run slower with DbDefence?

Any time data is encrypted; it will take a little longer to decipher that data by the server. However, you should not experience any significant reduction in the loading time of your data. Our software is currently highly opimized and we are constantly working on ways to improve it. The real question is, can you really afford to not have your data encrypted?

If I backup an encrypted database can I restore it on another server?

Yes, but when you restore the encrypted database, it will remain encrypted. You cannot remove the encryption by followingthe backup and restore procedure. Backup files are encrypted by default.