WOBURN, Mass.—March 19, 2008—Sentrigo, Inc., an innovator in database security software, today announced that Pete Finnigan, the renowned Oracle security expert, has joined Sentrigo’s advisory board. Finnigan’s company, PeteFinnigan.com Limited, is already a Sentrigo partner reselling the company’s database activity monitoring products. Additionally, Finnigan and Sentrigo are jointly offering a Friday, March 28 webinar on securing Oracle databases modeled after Finnigan’s popular masterclasses on the subject.

PeteFinnigan.com specializes in Oracle database security audits and training and also offers detailed IT health checks and remediation. The firm is based in York, England, and serves customers around the world. Earlier this year, PeteFinnigan.com began offering Sentrigo’s Hedgehog Enterprise™ and Hedgehog IDentifier™ database activity monitoring software, which database administrators use to protect corporate databases against intrusions from privileged insiders as well as hackers.

 

“Having worked with Sentrigo as a reseller of Hedgehog over the past few months, I’ve personally seen the market’s warm acceptance of the product and wanted to deepen cooperation with the company,” said Finnigan. “Enterprises are interested in doing more to protect corporate data and I feel I can work with Sentrigo to make that happen.”

 

The Oracle Security Masterclass webinar will be held on Friday, March 28 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. eastern time. This unique opportunity will cover how databases are compromised, including live demonstrations; techniques and tools that can help secure the database; and priorities in risk mitigation and remediation of security gaps through database audits. To register, go to https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/903833890.

 

Nathan Shuchami, CEO of Sentrigo, said: “The working relationship between Pete Finnigan and Sentrigo is already strong and we’re glad to tighten it. Pete’s knowledge of Oracle security makes him an invaluable resource for any company that takes seriously the task of protecting databases. We’re proud to bring him on to our advisory board and to work with him to promote greater understanding of security issues, starting with this month’s webcast.”