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Is your SQL Server secure?
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Many SQL Server installations have been done with either little or no consideration to securing the installation itself. Although your internal SQL Server data may seem to be secure, the way that your installation itself has been configured may inadvertently allow malicious or simply curious intruders.
This talk will look at some of these gaps - all from real world experience - and show how you can secure your existing SQL Server 2000 installations and also will contrast the improvements made with SQL Server 2005 to make it more secure out of the box.
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Martin Cairney
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Martin Cairney has just returned to the UK after working in Australia for 8 years. In his time he has worked for one of the largest IT services companies in the world deploying and supporting SQL Server installations from versions 6.5 through to 2005. Martin has supported some of Australia's major Government Departments and Financial Institutions as well as an occasional consultancy role.
Overall, Martin has nearly 10 years experience as a SQL Server DBA.
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