Introduction to SQL Server Security
Introduction
This chapter explains why you should be concerned with SQL Server security and introduces some of the more generic ideas, such as the principle of least access. It also covers the concept of planning for security in the design phase, building security into your application from the ground up, as opposed to “bolting it on” afterward, and installing and configuring SQL Server features. We also discuss the security risks associated with managed code in SQL server. CLR integration is the feature that ...
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