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TWO-DAY
WORKSHOP
December 15-16, 2003
Microsoft's
SQL Server is the fastest growing Relational Database Management
System (RDBMS) in the world and many organizations are using it
to store their mission-critical information. Yet some of these
same enterprises are not using SQL Server to secure that data
appropriately.
Attend
this comprehensive seminar to learn how to configure SQL Server
to ensure that it is secured and auditable. You'll see demonstrations
to illustrate just how it's done. You'll understand the different
security modes to allow either integration with Microsoft's Windows
NT access control mechanisms or a stand-alone user identification
and authentication mechanism. Releases 6.5, 7 and 8 are contrasted.
At
This Seminar You Will Learn:
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Name
four critical functions performed by SQL Server
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Understand
and use SQL Server terms, such as, “procedure”, “alias”, “database
user”, “sa” and “ownership chain”
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Understand
how object definitions impact the security and control of
an application
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List
three integrity features of SQL Server and how to determine
if they are in use
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Access
the System Tables to obtain information about how critical
objects are defined
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List
five important components of the standard SQL Server security
mechanism
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Define
the different security modes for Microsoft SQL Server
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Describe
two additional SQL Server security features
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Identify
three high-risk Microsoft provided utilities
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Understand
how stored procedures can be used to collect server evidence
Audience:
Experienced
IT Security Specialists, IT Auditors, and Quality Assurance personnel.
Systems Programmers, Systems Analysts, Audit Managers, Database
Administrators and System Administrators may also benefit from
attendance.
Prerequisites:
Participants
should first have training in the audit and security of their
operating system environment.
Speaker:
Betty
Dorsey, Automated Design Enterprises
For
questions, please contact:
Yonique
Malbranche at (212) 576-6726 / Yonique_Malbranche@newyorklife.com
or Katrina Quintus at (646)
557-1327 / Katrina.L.Quintus@db.com
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