Oracle Audit Vault and Database Firewall vs. RescueTime

I think it is well suited for big organizations. Even my place of work is pretty big [and] only part of [my organization] is using it, so it doesn't seem important to management in terms of budgeting and other help. It [should] be better when at least 50% of employees return to the office, [but] it [hasn't] happened yet.

Incentivized

To understand where you are wasting too much time, and what you have to cut out in order to stop losing attention to what really matters in a day's work. It's a good app to categorize your day-to-day work and report your productivity level, and also how focused you are on what really matters from 9 to 5.

Incentivized

• Audit control
• Flexibility
• Reporting

Incentivized

• Understand how I'm spending work time.
• Maps everything that I do.
• Easy to deploy and use.

Incentivized

• Need to confirm IP addresses are setup correctly when installing and tests are run. Best setup by professional.
• As with any software company, their add-ons work best with their own software.

Incentivized

• User experience could improve.
• Price.
• Need to edit/categorize some activities manually.

Incentivized

Whilst Oracle Audit Vault and Database Firewall Systems were more costly than the closest alternative, there was more ample community support, 3rd party support, more capable functionality for our complex infrastructures, and additional features for audit.

Incentivized

• It meets audit requirements, so it was a must for us. Overall I am satisfied.
• Expensive, but worth it if your budget permits.
• Less internal audit work.

Incentivized

• Prioritize the most important jobs.
• To set a limited time for less important work.

Incentivized