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Posts tagged with database intrusion detection

18 October 2018

Monitoring Changes in Permissions, Users, Roles and Logins

Phil Factor uses the default trace and a Redgate Monitor custom metric to alert you to unauthorized changes in security membership or permissions in any of your monitored databases. Read more

audit and compliance

database intrusion detection

sql server monitoring

Phil Factor

5 October 2018

Phil Factor

5 October 2018

Checking for Database Drift using Extended Events and Redgate Monitor

Phil Factor uses Extended Events and a Redgate Monitor custom metric to detect when the metadata of a database has 'drifted', meaning that a database object has been created, deleted or modified outside of the official change management process. Read more

audit and compliance

database drift

database intrusion detection

Phil Factor

30 September 2018

Phil Factor

30 September 2018

Spotting Unauthorized Configuration Settings in SQL Server

If someone makes unauthorized changes to SQL Server configuration settings, it could compromise the availability, performance or security of your servers. Using using Extended Events, and a custom metric, in Redgate Monitor, Phil Factor offers a way to get an immediate notification of such changes, and investigate their cause. Read more

audit and compliance

database intrusion detection

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