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Dataedo vs PK Protect

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6.5#2 in sensitive data discovery softwareFrom $18,000 a year
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5.8#9 in sensitive data discovery software
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FactDataedoPK Protect
Founded20131986
HeadquartersGdańsk, PolandPKWARE lists its U.S. headquarters at 201 E. Pittsburgh Ave., Suite 400, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204.
Intended usersDataedo describes the product as a data governance solution built for mid-sized organizations.PKWARE positions PK Protect for organizations seeking enterprise-wide data security and compliance, and says it is used by 21 of the 25 largest U.S. banks.
PurposeDataedo describes itself as software for discovering, documenting, and sharing knowledge about data, with a centralized data catalog.PK Protect helps enterprises discover and protect sensitive data across endpoints, servers, cloud, databases, data lakes, and mainframes.
Security certificationDataedo states that it is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant.PKWARE’s Trust Center lists SOC 2 Type I and Type II and PCI DSS v4.0.1 among its compliance certifications.
SupportThe pricing page lists a two-business-day response time for all three plans and email support, with live chat also listed in its support comparison.PKWARE invites prospective customers to speak with an expert or book a demo; its contact page says someone will follow up after a request is submitted.

Dataedo plans

  • Essentials$18,000 a year
  • Data Lineage$24,000 a year
  • Data Quality$32,000 a year

PK Protect plans

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Pick Dataedo if…

Dataedo suits mid-sized organizations that need a shared data catalog, lineage, or data quality tools. It may also fit teams working across the listed database and analytics platforms.

Pick PK Protect if…

PKWARE positions PK Protect for organizations seeking enterprise-wide data security and compliance, including in financial services, healthcare, retail and government.

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