Created on: 3/28/2012; Modified on 3/28/2012;
Main Idea
In most cases, software companies deliver to their customers their heavily acquired know-how in the form of a database application logic as well. This know-how in the form of a database objects content written in the T-SQL language is either fully open to read (ideal for industrial espionage), or they are satisfied with an integrated security level provided by a mass-spread database server such as Microsoft SQL Server. There are plenty of tutorials, that can be found on the internet by a potential attacker, dealing with how to break the built-in security with the T-SQL keyword "WITH ENCRYPTION". In such cases, less widespread, highly specialised, and even more so unexplored software products, such as {3S} SQL Smart Security, become highly topical.
Is {3S} SQL Smart Security For You?
Ing. MARIAN PLACKO, PhD. Nitra, Slovakia
E-mail: 3s(at)placko(dot)eu Personal Web: www.placko.eu
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