A Database Access Proxy changes that. It stands between your applications and your database, inspecting every connection, every query, and every credential request. A Remote Access Proxy takes it further. It allows secure, auditable access to databases over untrusted networks without punching holes in firewalls or storing SSH keys on developer laptops. Together, they give you control and visibility into how data is accessed—no matter where your teams or workloads live.
A Database Access Proxy enforces rules in real time. You can require MFA for database logins, limit access by role, or restrict queries by patterns. It reduces the risk of leaked credentials by centralizing authentication. It adds a layer of logging that is impossible to bypass at the application level.
A Remote Access Proxy wraps your database in a secure tunnel. It removes the need for VPNs, static IP allowlists, or public exposure. It can integrate with your identity provider so that database sessions expire when a user leaves the company. It keeps encrypted traffic end-to-end. This means your engineers, analysts, and services can connect from anywhere without sacrificing compliance or performance.