Executive SummaryUpdated on Jun 4, 2025
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control and Snyk compete in the IT management and security categories. Although both have unique strengths, Oracle appears to have the upper hand for enterprises using Oracle systems due to its extensive database management capabilities.
Features: OEM CC provides robust database and application monitoring, real-time behavior tracking, and resource management. Automated maintenance and alert options streamline database administration. Snyk excels in vulnerability detection, offering container security and integration with CI/CD processes, assisting developers in efficiently addressing vulnerabilities within their development pipelines.
Room for Improvement: OEM CC needs to improve compatibility with non-Oracle applications, enhance its integration simplicity, and diversify database support. Strengthening agent stability and simplifying installation could benefit users. Snyk faces challenges with notification overload and could improve language support and static code analysis features. Strengthening integration across varied development platforms remains essential.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: OEM CC offers diverse deployments, including hybrid and on-premises, though its complex setup requires more guidance. Snyk thrives in cloud environments and supports both public and private cloud deployments. Oracle's customer support receives mixed reviews, while Snyk users benefit from clear and speedy issue resolution.
Pricing and ROI: OEM CC is generally pricier due to additional diagnostic tools but offers ROI through efficient management and reduced manpower needs. Snyk is affordable, though not the most budget-friendly, providing value through advanced vulnerability management and developer-centric integrations. Pricing corresponds with each product's unique features and support for their IT roles.
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