SQL Server security

MUST READ SQL injection tools for automated testing TIP - Manual testing for SQL injection requires much effort with little guarantee that you'll find every vulnerability. Run automated SQL injection tests instead. Reorganize permissions in SQL Server 2005 step by step TIP - Learn how to reorganize permissions in SQL Server 2005 in a multiple database environment. Database security threats include unruly insiders TIP - Database security threats include unruly users who have access to your SQL Server network. Learn how to protect networks against inside attacks by limiting user privileges. Granting permissions in SQL Server 2005 TIP - New security features in SQL Server 2005 make it easier to manage and grant permissions on a more granular basis. Get an overview of new features and functions in this tip. Ten hacker tricks to exploit SQL Server systems TIP - SQL Server hackers have a medley of tricks and tools to gain access to your database systems. Learn their techniques and test SQL Server security before they do.

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	Secure SQL Server from SQL injection attacks Submitted By: SearchSQLServer.com | 25 Jun 2008 TIP - SQL injection is one of the most common security risks for Internet-facing SQL Server databases. Here are precise steps to protect against attacks.

	How insiders hack SQL databases with free tools and a little luck Submitted By: SearchSQLServer.com | 04 Jun 2008 TIP - When you find out how easy it is for insiders to hack SQL Server databases with a few free security tools and a little luck, you'll re-examine your database security practices.

	Sarbanes-Oxley compliance checklist: IT security and SQL audits Submitted By: SearchSQLServer.com | 07 May 2008 TIP - Get security practices, procedures and documentation to meet Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance. This tip includes checklists to guide SQL DBAs and developers to inspect systems.

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	FAQ: SQL Server passwords SearchSQLServer.com | 10 Apr 2007 FAQ - Troubleshoot SQL Server passwords with these frequently asked questions. See how to recover lost passwords, create new passwords and change your SQL Server passwords.

	SQL Server data encryption fast guide SearchSQLServer.com | 18 Dec 2006 FAST GUIDE - SQL Server encryption provides extra protection to secure your database. In this fast guide, get specifics on encrypting your backup files, stored procedures, column data and more.

	Step 5: Approach with a malicious mindset By Kevin Beaver, CISSP | 09 Oct 2006 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE - Approach your analysis and troubleshooting with a malicious mindset. Follow this step-by-step guide to test for a Trojan horse on your SQL Server.

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	Security issues delay Yukon SearchDatabase.com | 12 Mar 2004 ARTICLE - Security concerns are among the most obvious reasons for the Yukon delay, but analysts say that a larger problem looms just beneath the surface.

	Common security mistakes SearchDatabase.com | 01 Aug 2003 ARTICLE - Security expert Stephen Mencik's list of the Top 10 security mistakes might surprise you. He says crack IT teams constantly overlook the simplest of preventative measures.

	SQL Server security threat: An expert's advice SearchDatabase.com | 30 Jul 2002 INTERVIEW - Security specialist David Litchfield answers questions for SearchDatabase.com about what he calls the most severe security threat to the SQL Server in its history.

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	data corruption 16 Dec 2002 WORD - Data corruption is the deterioration of computer data as a result of some external agent. Hazards to data integrity include not only computer-based problems such as viruses and hardware or software incompatibility, flaws, or ...

	data hiding 25 Jul 2001 WORD - Data hiding is a characteristic of object-oriented programming. Because an object can only be associated with data in predefined classes or templates, the object can only "know" about the data it needs to know about. There ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to SQL Server security:  SQL Server Online Transaction Processing (OLTP), SQL Server backup and recovery, SQL Server clustering, SQL Server availability, SQL Server data warehousing/business intelligence, SQL Server installation, SQL Server integration/interoperability, SQL Server replication, SQL Server database design and modeling, SQL Server performance and tuning