Trailox for Amazon Redshift
Connect Redshift users and roles to their queries.
Trailox learns each identity's normal reads and alerts on the ones that do not fit. Your data is never read.
Data copied out
Amazon Redshift
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- Identity
- etl_user, user
- Schema
- finance, never read by this user
- Export
- First copy out to a new location
- Source IP
- External, first seen for this user
Next step: Disable the user, then use the same record to see what it read.
What it shows
What Trailox shows in Amazon Redshift
- Every query, attributed: the user and role behind each query and connection.
- Exports: data copied out of Redshift, flagged when new for that identity.
- Copies in: which S3 data each copy brought in.
- Deployment: provisioned or Serverless.
Detections
Behavioral detections for Amazon Redshift
What it catches
- Stolen credentials that still work
- Data copied out of Amazon Redshift
- Service accounts and AI agents reading outside their task
- Insider misuse by a valid user
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Does Trailox read my Redshift tables?
No. Trailox reads access logs and metadata only. Your data is never read.
Which Redshift deployments are supported?
Provisioned and Serverless.
Is anything installed on my cluster?
No. Trailox is agentless and read-only. Nothing sits in the data path.
How do we start?
With a free 14-day Data Access Review. Read-only. First findings in 48 hours.
Start with proof,
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Free 14-day Data Access Review. Read-only. First findings in 48 hours.