Security News > 2021 > July > Actian Zen 15 delivers multi-platform support for secure data management from edge to cloud

Actian announced the general availability of its new Zen V15 embedded database for mobile and IoT. Actian Zen V15 addresses the demanding needs of today's on-premise, cloud, mobile, and IoT application developers by providing persistent local and distributed data across intelligent applications deployed in enterprise, branch, and remote field environments.

"Actian Zen V15 edge data management delivers against a broad and demanding set of requirements including leveraging a variety of hardware architectures, operating environments, networks, communications interfaces, and languages to offer comprehensive support, performance, and the flexibility modern enterprises need to stay competitive."

Customers can use Actian's Zen database to leverage the power of 5G wireless broadband for fast and secure data processing at the edge and in the cloud.

"The flexibility to run the same database with local AES 256-bit encryption and underlying file formats at the device, gateway, edge server, and cloud environments provides a way to avoid decrypting until actual operations are performed at the point of action without transformations or added security vulnerabilities," said Desmond Tan, Senior Director of Engineering and Product Management for the Zen database product line at Actian.

"Our product line offers support for a broad range of manufacturing and transportation and logistics customers, from quote to cash, and their environments are rapidly incorporating IoT. We've extended our use of Zen data management solutions embedded in our ERP software from server and thick client to include web-based and local and distributed data at the point of action on IoT devices."

All members of the Actian Zen V15 edge data management product line are now generally available and are free to developers for use in non-production environments and in time-limited trials for production use.

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