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Protecting Your Data and Your Microsoft SQL Server

Overview Keeping your database safe is not easy and cannot be accomplished by simply installing patches. The best way to protect databases is to code safely, understand SQL injections, take measures to protect against them, and secure database resources and configurations. McAfee Entercept Database Edition provides a safeguard against poorly written input validation and locks down critical Microsoft SQL Server components and configurations.

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Publisher	Networks Associates Technology	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	December 2003	Downloads	18
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Recovery / Security, Network Security, Anti-Hacking, Data Recovery - Security

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