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March 18, 2020

Best Practices for Securing SQL Server in a Remote Working Environment

Introduction

In the era of remote employment, securing your SQL Server has never been more critical. Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, making the security of sensitive databases a high priority for businesses around the globe. A secure database ensures not only the integrity and availability of the data but also keeps at bay potential breaches that can lead to significant financial and reputational damages. Implementing robust security measures for SQL Server in a remote working environment involves a holistic approach, combining various techniques and best practices to create a layered defense.

Understanding the Threat Landscape

In any security discussion, it’s important to start by understanding the threats that organizations face. Remote work introduces a unique set of challenges due to the distributed nature of the workforce and the reliance on potentially insecure home networks and personal devices. Common threats include unauthorized access, SQL injection, malware, ransomware, and insider threats. SQL Server, as a repository of valuable data, can become a primary target for attackers looking to exploit any vulnerabilities in the system.

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Cybersecurity Threats, Database Protection, encryption, Insider threats, Malware, Ransomware, Remote Working, SQL Injection, SQL Server security, Unauthorized Access

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