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Best DBX Alternatives in 2026

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20 apps from database vulnerability scanners ranked against DBX on the same published basis.

  1. 1
    Defensia Database Security Free plan Linuxself-hostedWeb €9/mo6.4
    DBX vs Defensia Database Security
  2. 2
    Onam Database Security Free plan apiself-hostedWeb $22/mo6.4
    DBX vs Onam Database Security
  3. 3
    Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Secret Management Free plan apiWeb Free6.4
    DBX vs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Secret Management
  4. 4
    Qualys External Attack Surface Management Free trial apiLinuxWeb 6.4
    DBX vs Qualys External Attack Surface Management
  5. 5
    SQLTriage Free plan self-hostedWebWin Free6.4
    DBX vs SQLTriage
  6. 7
    Omega DB Scanner Standalone Free plan Win Free6.3
    DBX vs Omega DB Scanner Standalone
  7. 8
    Trellix Data Loss Prevention apiMacself-hostedWebWin 5.6
    DBX vs Trellix Data Loss Prevention
  8. 9
    Banyan Cloud DSPM Web 5.4
    DBX vs Banyan Cloud DSPM
  9. 10
    GuardOne Web 5.4
    DBX vs GuardOne
  10. 11
    Rapid7 InsightVM LinuxMacWebWin $1.62/mo5.4
    DBX vs Rapid7 InsightVM
  11. 12
    Akinguard Web 5.3
    DBX vs Akinguard
  12. 13
    CyanoRisk Data Security Posture Management self-hosted 5.3
    DBX vs CyanoRisk Data Security Posture Management
  13. 14
    CIS-CAT Pro Assessor apiLinuxMacself-hostedWin $200/mo5.2
    DBX vs CIS-CAT Pro Assessor
  14. 15
    DBSec Database Security Assessment System 5.2
    DBX vs DBSec Database Security Assessment System
  15. 16
    Rapid7 Surface Command Free trial apiLinuxMacWebWin 5.2
    DBX vs Rapid7 Surface Command
  16. 17
    DataSunrise Free trial Linuxself-hostedWebWin 5.1
    DBX vs DataSunrise
  17. 18
    Free SQL Server Compliance Benchmark Tool 5.1
    DBX vs Free SQL Server Compliance Benchmark Tool
  18. 19
    Oracle E-Business Suite Security Audit 5.1
    DBX vs Oracle E-Business Suite Security Audit
  19. 20
    PGDSAT Linux 5.1
    DBX vs PGDSAT
  20. 21
    IDERA SQL Diagnostic Manager Free trial self-hostedWebWin 5.0
    DBX vs IDERA SQL Diagnostic Manager

DBX alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Defensia Database Security6.4Free plan€9/moLinux, self-hosted, Web
2Onam Database Security6.4Free plan$22/moAPI, self-hosted, Web
3Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Secret Management6.4Free planFreeAPI, Web
4Qualys External Attack Surface Management6.4No—API, Linux, Web
5SQLTriage6.4Free planFreeself-hosted, Web, Windows
7Omega DB Scanner Standalone6.3Free planFreeWindows
8Trellix Data Loss Prevention5.6No—API, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows
9Banyan Cloud DSPM5.4No—Web
10GuardOne5.4No—Web
11Rapid7 InsightVM5.4No$1.62/moLinux, Mac, Web, Windows
12Akinguard5.3No—Web
13CyanoRisk Data Security Posture Management5.3No—self-hosted
14CIS-CAT Pro Assessor5.2No$200/moAPI, Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Windows
15DBSec Database Security Assessment System5.2No——
16Rapid7 Surface Command5.2No—API, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
17DataSunrise5.1No—Linux, self-hosted, Web, Windows
18Free SQL Server Compliance Benchmark Tool5.1No——
19Oracle E-Business Suite Security Audit5.1No——
20PGDSAT5.1No—Linux
21IDERA SQL Diagnostic Manager5.0No—self-hosted, Web, Windows
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Questions about DBX alternatives

What is the best alternative to DBX?

Defensia Database Security, number 1 in database vulnerability scanners with a score of 6.4 out of 10. The others here: Onam Database Security, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Secret Management, Qualys External Attack Surface Management and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to DBX?

Defensia Database Security is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 5 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.