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Data is one of the enterprise's most important operational assets. It must be protected as well as readily accessible when needed. Deepen your understanding of data and database management techniques. Understand - Technology InsightsWhy You Should Care About Database Auditing ToolsDatabase auditing gives IT the ability to see who accessed information, what data was accessed, when it was accessed, and through which means the data was accessed. Arm the IT department with the proper tools to protect corporate information assets. SSIS: SQL Server’s Secret WeaponData Transformation Services have been around for quite some time, but the SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) capabilities in Microsoft’s SQL... Strategize - Strategy & PlanningDatabase Encryption: Is the Enterprise Ready?Legislation and growing demands from privacy groups are forcing companies of all sizes and industries to encrypt their sensitive data. Assess the enterprise’s need and state of readiness for data encryption. Database Encryption Readiness AssessmentLegislation and growing demands from privacy groups are forcing companies of all sizes and industries to encrypt their sensitive data. This Excel tool is designed to assess the enterprise’s need and state of readiness for data encryption. Compare - Product ComparisonImplement - Implement & IntegrateAvoid Litigation: Encrypt Your DataProtecting data at rest is usually the responsibility of data center managers. Legislation like Sarbanes-Oxley, PCI DSS, HIPAA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, and others are forcing enterprises in all industries to encrypt their data stores. Draft a database security strategy by assessing the need for database encryption and learning how to pick the best solution for the enterprise. Operate - Operate & OptimizeBig Bug in Microsoft SQL Server 2005Users of the SQL Server 2005 should be aware of a bug in the system. Users may be getting incorrect results that they may not be aware of. The defect... Is Your Database Secure?Vulnerabilities often exist in databases through manufacturer flaws or faulty programming. Too often these vulnerabilities are not identified until... Manage - Management & StaffingHow to Lock Down Data Privacy at the IT Worker LevelSince IT personnel have greater access to data than non-IT workers, the impact and risk of data theft committed by IT employees tends to be higher. Data integrity and security must begin with solid data privacy principles and practices. Align the enterprise’s access controls with a privacy mindset to mitigate threats of data loss.
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