Trailox shows who reads your data across cloud storage, databases and warehouses. It learns the normal reads of each identity and flags unusual access, the sign of a stolen key or token used with valid permissions. Trailox is read-only: it reads access logs and metadata, not table data.
Permission tools show who can access your data. They cannot show who did. When an attacker uses a stolen key, token or password, the permissions are valid, so posture tools see nothing. Trailox reads the access and query logs of your data stores and ties every read to a user, role, key, service or AI agent. You see which identity read which table, bucket or object, when, from where and through which role.
Trailox learns a baseline for each identity and flags reads that do not fit it: bulk reads, exports, new clients or locations, and dormant identities that start to read. It checks new log records continuously, and the alert delay depends on how fast each platform delivers its logs. Search past activity for incident response, breach scoping and audit evidence (PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, NYDFS).
Deployment is read-only. Amazon S3 connects through a read-only IAM role. Databases and warehouses use one small, outbound-only collector container. There are no kernel agents, no proxies and nothing on your database hosts. Trailox does not read table data or object contents, and query text collection is optional. Trailox has 10+ cloud storage, database and warehouse integrations, including Amazon S3, Apache Iceberg, Delta Lake, Apache Hudi, ClickHouse, Snowflake, Databricks and Amazon Redshift. Trailox is SOC 2 Type II. Start with a 14-day Data Access Review on the logs you already keep.
Highlights
Know exactly who accesses your data. Every read is tied to a user, role, key, service or AI agent, across cloud storage, databases and warehouses.
Catch stolen credentials that use valid permissions. Per-identity baselines flag unusual reads, bulk exports and new clients that permission tools cannot see.
Read-only and light. A read-only IAM role for Amazon S3 and one outbound-only collector for databases. No kernel agents, no proxies, nothing on your database hosts.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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This contract pricing combines three separate units. You pay a Platform Fee as the base charge to run the service. On top of that, you add Database units to cover connections to databases, warehouses, and lakehouses. You also add Cloud Storage units to cover object storage sources. Each monitored source type is priced independently, so your total scales with how many databases and storage systems you connect. You can start with one data store and add the others later, with costs rising as you add coverage.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one Database unit versus one Cloud Storage unit for billing?
A Database unit covers a connected database, warehouse, or lakehouse source, such as a database cluster or query engine. A Cloud Storage unit covers an object storage source. Each connected source type is counted and billed under its own dimension, so warehouses and object buckets are metered separately.
Which dimension drives my total cost as I add coverage?
The Platform Fee is a fixed base charge. Database and Cloud Storage units each add cost per connected source. Your total depends on how many sources of each type you connect. Teams with many warehouses and databases see Database units dominate; storage-heavy estates see Cloud Storage units grow. All charges appear together.
Does my cost change based on how much data or how many queries Trailox monitors?
Pricing is based on connected source counts, not data volume or query throughput. You add Database or Cloud Storage units as you connect more sources. The service reads access logs and metadata only, never table rows or object contents, so read activity itself does not change your unit count.
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