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If you’re looking for a true database support to help you get the most from your database investment, you’re in the right place. Our seasoned, dedicated resources are ready to help you troubleshoot, support & evaluate your database system.

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Hackers have already breached Internet-Connected camera system, smart TVs, and even baby monitors

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The condition of any backup is unknown until a restore is attempted.

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How does a secure DBA’s expert support plan benefit you?

Flexible Payment Options

Flexible Plan Options

Discounted Rates on Services

Support of ERP databases

Dedicated team with years of database experience

Defined SLA’s for fast & reliable resolution

Easy visibility into active issues through a Support Portal

Add-On services available (such as Health Check and monthly maintenance).

Secure Database Support Services (SDSS) is a unique kind of Organization, with emphasis on database security & Performance. We focus on attracting the most knowledgeable database experts in the field to our team, and prioritize delivering cost effective solutions with maximum business impact for your business. At SDS, we are deeply committed to your results, and intentionally “step into your shoes,” focus on what you care about, and develop trusting, long-term relationships with our clients.

At SDSS, we’re not interested in finding innovative ways to get more hours out of each engagement, we’re interested in your business success. We will get to know and deeply understand your business so we can find the best and most efficient way to get you where you want to go.

Nay

Oracle & MS Certified

Bachelor degree in Engineering with 18 years of IT experience

Matt

MS Certified

Masters in computer Science with 21 years of IT experience

Nade

Oracle & MS Certified

Masters in computer Science with 24 years of IT experience

Available Worldwide

"Secure your database"

Our mission at SDSS is to “Secure your database” and here are the highly experienced DBA’s resources who can help you reach your goals.

Why corporates needs Database Administrator?

Nearly every business in the world makes use of data (databases). DBA’s are responsible to make data (databases) secure 24/7, whether it is to store client data or sales information. For example, banks have customer’s data, manufacturing units have production data, warehouses have inventory data, and modern businesses run on data.

What is a Database Administrator (DBA)?

Database Administrator – DBAs, for short – set up databases according to a company’s needs and make sure they operate efficiently. They will also fine-tune, upgrade and test modifications to the databases as needed.

The primary role of database administration is to ensure maximum up time for the database so that it is always available when needed.

With information so readily available in this era of apps, tablets and social media, data has become the new treasure organizations must protect and cherish. More than anyone else, database administrators are relied on as the guardians of this treasure, implementing security measures to ensure sensitive data doesn't fall into the hands of unruly pirates while also managing the databases that help store and organize it.
The DBA’s involves resolving complex issues, so attention to detail is an essential trait in this profession, as is a passion for problem-solving. Communication skills are also important since DBAs often work as part of a team with computer programmers and managers. Ongoing maintenance of a database requires being on call. These professionals are employed in a wide range of settings in the public and private sectors. SDSS has expert DBA team in North America, Europe, Middle East and Asia who can support your database and secure your data.

A DBA is typically responsible for other activities which are critically important, tasks and roles. Some of these include:

Types of DBA team:

SDSS provide all type of Database support:

1. Administrative DBA – Work on maintaining the server and keeping it running. Concerned with backups, security, patches, replication, etc. Things that concern the actual server software
2. Development DBA – works on building queries, stored procedures, etc. that meet business needs. This is the equivalent of the programmer. You primarily write T-SQL.
3. Architect – Design schemas. Build tables, FKs, PKs, etc. Work to build a structure that meets the business needs in general. The design is then used by developers and development DBAs to implement the actual application.

4. Data Warehouse DBA – Newer role, but responsible for merging data from multiple sources into a data warehouse. May have to design warehouse, but cleans, standardizes, and scrubs data before loading. In SQL Server, this DBA would use DTS heavily.
5. OLAP DBA – Builds multi-dimensional cubes for decision support or OLAP systems. The primary language in SQL Server is MDX, not T-SQL here
6. Application DBA- Application DBAs straddle the fence between the DBMS and the application software and are responsible for ensuring that the application is fully optimized for the database and vice versa. They usually manage all the application components that interact with the database and carry out activities such as application installation and patching, application upgrades, database cloning, building and running data cleanup routines, data load process management, etc.

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