Redgate Blog

19 June 2019

Data privacy next steps: Secure Database DevOps

Over the last few years we’ve seen a shift in customer concerns around personal data, brought about by frequent reports of breaches involving famous brands and the growth in new legislation designed to combat this trend. The Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal in early 2018 was a wakeup call for many. Here was… Read more

Matt Hilbert

19 June 2019

Matt Hilbert

19 June 2019

Data privacy. Don’t look forward. Look back.

You may have heard the news about Amazon being sued recently for storing recordings of children talking to Alexa, without first asking for consent. Two suits were filed in Seattle and Los Angeles, ironically on the day before the company released its new Echo Dot Kids Edition smart speaker. The… Read more

Chris Spalton

13 June 2019

Chris Spalton

13 June 2019

Managing your server estate – can we help?

Here in the Redgate Foundry, we’ve been conducting research to understand ways to help data professionals manage their server estates more effectively. Our aim is to support you in providing a single source of truth about what is happening in your estate, provide a foundation for you to build and… Read more

Chris Hurley

13 June 2019

Chris Hurley

13 June 2019

Database provisioning and containers

You might have heard of the concept of containers, at least in passing – or maybe you’re already using them widely in both dev/test and production. Containers are a great way to isolate your application code from the environment it’s running in, and they offer a range of benefits from… Read more

containers

Jose Rolando Guay Paz

13 June 2019

Jose Rolando Guay Paz

13 June 2019

Sharing data in a secure way

One of the most common processes in software development is using a copy of production data to help develop new features or troubleshoot an issue. This typically involves creating a database backup by copying backup files to a local development server or the developer’s computer. In this process there are… Read more

data masking

Steve Soper

30 May 2019

Steve Soper

30 May 2019

Why you need an incident response plan and how to get started

Many organizations have taken a more proactive approach to IT security rather than waiting for something bad to happen. Recognizing the immense cost of a data breach (an average of $3.86 million according to the Ponemon Institute’s 2018 Cost of a Data Breach Study) and the time it takes to… Read more

Jonathan Roberts

23 May 2019

Jonathan Roberts

23 May 2019

Loading data into SQL Data Warehouse

In this step-by-step guide, we’ll be walking through the process of moving data from an on-premises SQL Server to Azure SQL Data Warehouse using the Copy Data feature in Azure Data Factory. The use case we’ll focus on is the first-time loading of data. Skip to instructions A note to… Read more

Azure SQL Data Warehouse

Data Platform Studio

James Murtagh

22 May 2019

James Murtagh

22 May 2019

Bloor 2019 Market Update for Test Data Management lists Redgate as an innovator

Bloor has published its 2019 Market Update for Test Data Management, listing Redgate as an innovator, and scoring SQL Provision 4.5 stars out of 5 for test data provisioning. If you’re not familiar with Bloor, it’s an independent research and analyst house founded to help organizations choose optimal technology solutions. As… Read more

Rebecca Edwards

20 May 2019

Rebecca Edwards

20 May 2019

Database unit testing: Setting your team up for valued software delivery

There is constant pressure in software delivery to release at speed and often. To take an idea or fix and deliver it into the hands of customers in as little time as possible. However, releasing faster isn’t beneficial if what you’ve developed is of no value to the customer or… Read more

Test-driven development

Carly Meichen

20 May 2019

Carly Meichen

20 May 2019

Enhancing your database development using coding standards

Updated June 2020 Development and IT departments face increasing demands to deliver changes faster, often with increasing complexity and less tolerance for downtime, and without a corresponding growth in team size to handle the extra work. Standardizing database development practices by establishing coding standards can help achieve this by removing… Read more

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Data privacy next steps: Secure Database DevOps

Data privacy. Don’t look forward. Look back.

Managing your server estate – can we help?

Database provisioning and containers

Sharing data in a secure way

Why you need an incident response plan and how to get started

Loading data into SQL Data Warehouse

Bloor 2019 Market Update for Test Data Management lists Redgate as an innovator

Database unit testing: Setting your team up for valued software delivery

Enhancing your database development using coding standards

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