Database Governance: Managing Risks at all Levels, Including your DBMS
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Database Governance: Managing Risks at all Levels, Including your DBMS

Combined Session
Wednesday, May 11, 2011 15:00—16:00
Location: Auditorium

Database Governance: Managing Risks at all Levels, Including your DBMS

Database Governance is an increasingly important topic. It isn't sufficient to protect your servers or your application systems. It is about protecting every layer adequately, including the databases. Learn how to build a layered approach and what to do at the database level to minimize risks of data theft, threatening queries, and data sprawl. Database Governance requires a structured approach on how to protect structured information, by using different technologies and, first and foremost, by integrating this with your Information Governance strategy.

Database Governance: Managing Risks at all Levels, Including your DBMS
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Database Governance: Managing Risks at all Levels, Including your DBMS
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Martin Kuppinger
Martin Kuppinger
KuppingerCole
Martin Kuppinger is Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole, a leading analyst company for identity focused information security, both in classical and in cloud environments. Prior to...

Database Security Use Cases and Best Practices

Database Security Use Cases and Best Practices
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Database Security Use Cases and Best Practices
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Michael Bürger
Michael Bürger
Oracle
Product Director Eastern Europe, Security and Manageability Michael Bürger is developing the Database Options business for Oracle in Eastern Europe and CIS. He holds a degree for Business...
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