SQL Server Security provides robust security features to protect your database and data.
This document outlines key aspects of SQL Server Security, including access controls, encryption, auditing, and data masking.
Control access to your database using roles and permissions.
Roles define permissions; permissions define the specific actions allowed.
Principle of Least Privilege: Grant only the necessary permissions.
Regularly review and update roles.
Encrypt data at rest and in transit for maximum security.
SQL Server provides encryption at rest using Transparent Data Encryption (TDE).
Encryption in transit using SSL/TLS for secure communication.
Track database activity for security monitoring and compliance.
SQL Server Audit logs record user actions, object changes, and other events.
Configure audit policies based on your specific requirements.
Protect sensitive data while providing a user-friendly interface.
Data masking obscures sensitive fields while preserving data integrity.
Security is a layered approach. Implement a combination of controls.
Regularly review and update your security policies.
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