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Ntirety unveils Ntrust for secure, remote DBA

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DEDHAM, USA: Ntirety Inc. has unveiled Ntrust v.4, the newest generation of its proprietary database administration platform that enables Ntirety to remotely and securely service customers' databases.

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For the first time, Ntrust v.4 is available as a virtualized offering to meet the needs of customers utilizing cloud computing and seeking green technology options said the press release.

“Ntirety's Ntrust virtual meets the needs of our customers who are increasingly seeking to virtualize their computing environment for server consolidation and to reduce electricity consumption, both in powering and cooling servers,” said Michael Corey, CEO and founder of Ntirety, Inc., the Dedham, Mass.-based pioneer of Database Administration As a Service.

The Ntrust platform acts as a gateway and toolbox for Ntirety's database administrators, who proactively and securely monitor and maintain customer databases non-stop. Utilized exclusively by Ntirety's DBAs, Ntrust ensures that customers' proprietary data stays proprietary.

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Whether virtual or physical, the benefits of the Ntrust database appliance are important and exclusive to Ntirety customers:

Security: No confidential data ever leaves a customer's office when Ntirety is remotely servicing the database. Ntrust allows Ntirety's DBAs to securely log into a customer's database with full accountability.

Performance: Ntrust ensures that the performance monitoring of a client's environment is never stealing valuable CPU cycles from customer production applications.

Tracking: Ntrust tracks database performance, providing valuable insight into database use and trends, ensuring a customers databases and applications run optimally.

Compliance: Ntrust and Ntirety's Database Administration As a Service meet compliance standards, such as HIPAA, PCI and SOX. For that reason, companies in the health care, retail and financial services industries rely on Ntirety's world-class Database Administration As a Service.

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