Free Chapter - Hardening a SQL Server implementation
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Free Chapter - Hardening a SQL Server implementation
Another free chapter download is available on the IT Bookworm Blog.

Written by: Ross Mistry and Hilary Cotter
Book: Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Management and Administration

Overview: “If you need to deploy, manage, or secure Microsoft SQL Server 2008, this is the complete, fast-paced, task-based reference you’ve been searching for. Authored by a world-class expert on SQL Server in the enterprise, this book goes far beyond the basics, taking on the complex tasks that DBAs need to make the most of Microsoft’s flagship database platform. SQL Server MVP, Ross Mistry presents proven techniques for SQL Server 2008 installation, upgrades, backup/restore, data transfer, indexing, high availability, security, and much more. He draws on extensive testing in high-profile production environments to offer step-by-step solutions and powerful tips you won’t find anywhere else.”

Chapter 8: Hardening a SQL Server implementation
ASKED: Apr 23 2009  3:24 PM GMT
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Last Answered: Apr 23 2009  3:24 PM GMT by BrentSheets   6535 pts.
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Carlosdl   29820 pts.  |   Apr 23 2009  6:26PM GMT

Great chapter Brent.

Thanks.

 

BrentSheets   6535 pts.  |   Apr 23 2009  6:40PM GMT

Glad you enjoyed it, Carlos! The free book chapters have been well received with lots of downloads. Take care.

 

KevinBeaver   7610 pts.  |   Apr 24 2009  9:24PM GMT

No SQL DBA should be without this material. Of the vulnerabilities I come across in my security testing SQL Server/database issues are always at the top of the list. I don’t know what it is but I’ve yet to come across a “hardened” SQL Server system. Not good for business when some of your most critical systems are often the weakest and just sitting there waiting to be attacked.

 
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