How to proof Easymorph is not a vulnerability

I want to use Easymorph at a client.

I would install it on a local machine and connect to a SQL server with a replica of their trading system.

They outsource their IT to a third party called The iTeam.

iTeam will not allow me to use Easymorph as they deem it a security risk. They say it poses a risk for a data leak?

They suggested I use Microsoft Server Management Services instead. - I don’t wantto.

What certifications / documentation can you provide to help me convince them otherwise?

Why do they say it? Is there anything that makes them think so?

I don't know as I was not part of the discussion.

I asked for a meeting but need support.

Do you have a technical resource that can join the meeting? I am an accountant and they will just overwhelm me with jargon.

The company is in the payments industry, so security is paramount. Saying no is always the easiest answer

I don't see how EasyMorph would leak data - maybe they have reservations about the AI tool to write the queries?

Otherwise, as long as the IT use industry standards to secure your PC and it's connection to the server I don't see that the application itself would leak data.

Unless they can provide you with a specific reason, I would suggest that this is IT not wanting to have to support a non-Microsoft product.

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Yes, please send us an email at support@easymorph.com. We will help you with this.

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