The activity monitoring solution will be added to the PowerTech product line.
Help/Systems has announced the acquisition of DataThread high-performance database monitoring software from Innovatum. PowerTech, a Help/Systems company, has offered DataThread since 2010 as an addition to its suite of IBM i security products. The acquisition of DataThread offers users another level of security monitoring as part of the PowerTech product line, the company said.
DataThread allows users to automate and centralize their IBM i database access and activity monitoring while providing real-time notification, authorization, reporting, and regulatory compliance capabilities. DataThread’s auditing capabilities help users meet the stringent compliance regulations required by PCI, Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, FDA, and other domestic and international regulations.
“Adding DataThread to the PowerTech product line is very exciting. It reinforces Help/Systems’ commitment to bringing world-class solutions to the security and compliance market space," said Jim Cassens, Help/Systems director of Business Development. "It also helps 'super-charge' the PowerTech line for growth by adding another solution that's in high demand by customers who need to satisfy compliance regulations,” he said
"DataThread is a perfect fit for PowerTech,” added Robin Tatam, PowerTech director of Security Technologies. “It complements the PowerTech product line to provide a seamless security solution. DataThread is a solid product and we will continue to invest in development to make it an even greater asset for users of the PowerTech security products."
This is the sixth completed acquisition for Help/Systems, which is dedicated to providing a comprehensive set of software solutions for multi-platform operations environments.
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