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  • New SQL Version,  Security

    SQL Server Vulnerability Assessment

    December 12, 2018 /

    SQL Server Vulnerability Assessment (VA) in SQL Server Management Studio 17.4 or later lets SQL Server scan your databases for potential security vulnerabilities and can be run against SQL Server 2012 or higher. If you are not on a newer version on SSMS, don’t worry, you can download it here. Running any kind of scans against data always concerns me as performance impacts can really ruin your day. Luckily VA is light weight and runs without performance impacts while still giving you an in-depth view of where you could improved your SQL Server’s security. The process is designed to meet data privacy standards and compliance using knowledge base rules that…

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  • DMV’s for the Beginner
    DMV’s for the Beginner
  • Introduction to the performance features on SQL Server on Linux
    Introduction to the performance features on SQL Server on Linux
  • Query Predicates in SQL Server
    Query Predicates in SQL Server
  • Careful with your SQL Server Max Memory settings
    Careful with your SQL Server Max Memory settings
  • Understanding Columnstore Indexes in SQL Server Part 3
    Understanding Columnstore Indexes in SQL Server Part 3
  • Add DBCC INPUTBUFFER to Your Performance Tuning Toolbox
    Add DBCC INPUTBUFFER to Your Performance Tuning Toolbox
  • How to get started with Always Encrypted for Beginners Part 3: One Two Punch
    How to get started with Always Encrypted for Beginners Part 3: One Two Punch
  • Add Azure Cache for Redis to Your Azure SQL Performance Tuning Toolbox
    Add Azure Cache for Redis to Your Azure SQL Performance Tuning Toolbox
  • Can You Hear It Now?
    Can You Hear It Now?
  • So let’s talk naming conventions
    So let’s talk naming conventions
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