The problem
Database access controls were built for a world without AI agents.
How it works
Query-level control. Response-level masking. Zero schema dependency.
Hoop parses the database wire protocol at the gateway. Controls apply before queries reach the database and before responses reach the client. No schema mapping required. No per-table configuration. Rules apply on day one.
See and control what queries are executed. Block DDL in production. Prevent SELECT * on sensitive tables. Limit query scope by role. Every query is logged with identity, timestamp, and execution outcome.
Identify sensitive data in query results and redact before delivery. SSNs, emails, credit card numbers, medical records. Pattern-based, not schema-based. Works on day one without touching your database.
Detect and block query patterns that indicate systematic data extraction, whether by a human running 50 SELECT queries in 3 minutes or an AI agent iterating through a full customer table.
Full audit trail of every query and response. Who ran what, when, against which database, and what data was returned, with masking applied. Replay any session for compliance or incident review.
Protocol support
One gateway covers every database type you run.
Hoop parses the wire protocol natively. No ODBC drivers, no query interceptors, no application-layer proxies. The database thinks it is talking to a regular client. Your client thinks it is talking to the database. Hoop is in the middle, parsing every byte.
ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT
From query-level control to enterprise-wide governance.
Every query masked, every response redacted becomes compliance evidence. Your organization sees which frameworks are covered and which controls are actively enforced across thousands of database connections.
Your database has RBAC. But who’s actually seeing the data?
We will connect to your environment and show you exactly what data your engineers and agents are seeing today.