July 2012
Intermediate to advanced
816 pages
27h 38m
English
Security requirements are often dealt with far too late in the development process. This approach can have severe ramifications on your application’s design and integrity. Without a clear, up-front understanding of what your security concerns are, and how Microsoft SQL Server security features can be leveraged to address those concerns, you risk wasting significant resources redesigning your architecture (or worse, exposing serious vulnerability to the system).
This chapter explains how SQL Server security works, beginning with the basic concepts of logins, users, roles, and schemas. We then explore advanced SQL Server security features, including the various ways you can implement encryption and auditing. ...
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