PDF Resources

List of previous version documents.

Use the following links to access documentation for the earlier releases of product.

Appliances Guides

  • Discover Guide

    Protegrity Discover provides the right solution for the data discovery needs. It is a data discovery system that inspects, locates, and tracks sensitive information in a data-dynamic world. It helps to identify sensitive information that must be protected to secure the business.

    For more information about data discovery products, refer to Protegrity Discover.

  • Data Security Platform Feature Guide

    Protegrity Data Security Platform Feature Guide provides a general overview of the updated features in the current release. It also includes guidelines on how to use these features. This guide covers the new and deprecated features, starting from release 9.2.0.0 through release 7.0. Additionally, it describes the new protectors, starting from the release 7.1.

    For more information about the new and deprecated features, refer to Data Security Platform Feature Guide 9.2.0.0.

  • Data Security Platform Licensing Guide

    Protegrity Data Security Platform Licensing Guide provides a general overview of licensing and its importance to Protegrity products. It explains the difference between temporary and validated licenses, how to request a validated license, and what happens if a license expires.

    For more information about licensing, refer to Data Security Platform Licensing 9.2.0.0.

  • Troubleshooting Guide

    Protegrity Troubleshooting Guide provides first-level support for Protegrity customers. It includes information about logging levels for Policy Management DPS Servers, HDFSFP, and common cluster issues. The document also includes information on resetting the administrator password, special utilities, and frequently asked questions.

    For more information about troubleshooting, refer to Troubleshooting Guide 9.2.0.0.

Protector Guides

  • APIs, UDFs, and Commands Reference Guide

    Protegrity APIs, UDFs, and Commands Reference Guide provides information about all Protegrity Protectors APIs, UDFs, and commands. It details the API elements and their parameters, including data types and usage, and describes the APIs available in Big Data Protector. It provides information about available UDFs in Database Protector. It details UDFs for Mainframe z/OS and describes using policy management functions through REST APIs. It details how to use Protegrity APIs for Immutable Protectors.

    For more information about APIs, UDFs, and commands, refer to APIs, UDFs, and Commands Reference Guide 9.2.0.0.

  • Application Protector Guide

    Protegrity Application Protector Guide introduces the concepts of the Application Protector, its configuration, and its APIs. It explains the three variants of the AP C: AP Standard, AP Client, and AP Lite. It describes AP Java, AP Python, AP Golang, AP NodeJS, and AP .Net, covering their architecture, features, configuration, and available APIs. It also includes a sample application demonstrating how to use the Protector to protect, reprotect, and unprotect data. It describes the multi-node Application Protector architecture, including its components and how logs are collected using the new Log Forwarder. It also explains how to use the Go module.

    For more information about Application Protectors, refer to Application Protector Guide 9.1.0.0.

  • Application Protector On-Premises Immutable Policy User Guide

    Protegrity Application Protector On-Premises Immutable Policy User Guide discusses the Immutable Application Protector and its uses. It covers the protector’s concepts, the business problem it solves, and its architecture and workflow. It describes the installation and uninstallation processes for IAP C, IAP Java, IAP Python, and IAP Go on various platforms. It also explains how to run the Immutable Application Protector with sample applications.

    For more information about Immutable Application Protector, refer to Protegrity Application Protector On-Premises Immutable Policy User Guide 9.1.0.0.

  • Big Data Protector Guide

    Protegrity Big Data Protector Guide provides information on configuring and using BDP for Hadoop. It also details the protection coverage of various Hadoop ecosystem applications, including MapReduce, Hive, and Pig. It provides information about various data protection solutions. These solutions include Hadoop Application Protector, Protegrity HBase Protector, Protegrity Impala Protector, Protegrity Spark Java and Spark SQL protectors, and Spark Scala. It provides information about error codes and descriptions for Big Data Protector. It also describes procedures for migrating tokenized Unicode data between a Teradata database and other systems.

    For more information about Big Data Protectors, refer to Big Data Protector Guide 9.1.0.0.

  • Database Protector Guide

    Protegrity Database Protector Guide explains the Database Protector and its uses. It provides detailed information about installing and configuring the Database Protector for MS SQL, Netezza, Oracle, Greenplum databases, Teradata databases, DB2 Open Systems databases, and Trino. It provides information about supported database versions and platforms for database protectors.

    For more information about database protectors, refer to Database Protector Guide 9.1.0.0.

  • File Protector Guide

    Protegrity File Protector Guide provides an overview of the File Protector, including its architecture, features, key components, and modules. It also details the procedures for installing, upgrading, and uninstalling the File Protector. It describes the configuration files of the File Protector and its usage. It also explains the dfpshell, a privileged shell for system administrators to manage the File Protector. Additionally, it provides details the File Protector’s licensing and the creation and management of policies using the ESA. It lists all File Protector commands and their usage. It details the features supported by File Protector, including backup and restore procedures for protected data.

    For more information about file protector, refer to File Protector Guide 9.1.0.0.

  • FPVE-Core User Guide

    Protegrity File Protector Volume Encryption (FPVE)-Core Guide provides information about the FPVE-Core’s concepts, architecture, supported platforms, and features on Windows. It provides instructions for installing, upgrading, and uninstalling FPVE-Core. It also explains the commands and their usage within FPVE-Core, along with a list of supported features. Additionally, it describes how to migrate the kernel-based FPVE to FPVE-Core. It also provides a metering feature that counts successful protect and unprotect operations on a file basis.

    For more information about FPVE-Core, refer to Protegrity FPVE-Core User Guide 9.0.0.0.

  • FUSE File Protector Guide

    Protegrity FUSE File Protector Guide provides information on FUSE FP’s architecture, workflow, features, supported platforms, and library versions. It also details the installation, configuration, and uninstallation of FUSE FP, along with the necessary configuration settings for its services. It explains how to manage the dfpshell. It explains how to create and manage policies for the FUSE File Protection (FUSE FP). It also details the commands for FUSE FP, including how to back up and restore data encrypted with File Encryption (FE) and Access Control (AC). It explains Metering feature which counts successful protect, unprotect, and re-protect operations on a file basis.

    For more information about FUSE FP, refer to Protegrity FUSE File Protector Guide 9.0.0.0.

  • Protection Methods Reference Guide

    Protegrity Protection Method Reference Guide provides an overview of Protegrity’s protection methods. It explains the properties of protection methods, including examples of their usage. It provides details about tokenization, tokenization types, encryption algorithms, no encryption, monitoring, hashing, and masking. It provides a table listing ASCII character codes. It provides information about 3DES encryption column sizes, protectors, hashing functions, and codebook reshuffling.

    For more information about protection methods, refer to Protection Methods Reference 9.2.0.0.

  • Row Level Protector Guide

    Protegrity Row Level Protector Guide provides a summary of Row Level Protection components and their functionality. It details installation, configuration, and basic control instructions for the Row Level Protection servers in a Linux environment.

    For more information about Row Level Protection, refer to Row Level Protector Guide 7.1.

  • zOS Protector Guide

    Protegrity zOS Protector Guide provides information on installing, configuring, and using Protegrity z/OS Protectors. It covers the general architecture, components, features, and limitations of the z/OS Protector. It details Application Protector variants on z/OS, covering installation and configuration for both stateful and stateless protocols. It also explains the deployment and management of permissions for File Protector on the z/OS platform. It discusses Database Solutions on z/OS Protectors. It also describes how to install and configure the Mainframe z/OS Protector, and provides a list of all UDFs with their syntax. Additionally, it describes IMS Protector for z/OS, covering installation and configuration. It also details IMS segment edit/compression exit routines, including restrictions, usage, return codes, and sample programs.

    For more information about z/OS Protectors, refer to zOS Protector Guide 7.0.1.

Last modified : February 06, 2025