| Focus on SQL Server Security & Compliance
Welcome to SQLsmarts, Idera’s monthly newsletter
for SQL Server Professionals! We welcome your questions,
comments or suggestions.
Email us at SQLsmartseditor@Idera.com.
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| New Free Tool from Idera: SQLpermissions |
Do you need to transfer SQL Server logins & permissions to a new server?
Try new SQLpermissions – it’s free!
Configuring logins and permissions on one server to match another can be a time-consuming, tedious, and error-prone job. Save time and ensure that permissions are transferred correctly with SQLpermissions—a new free tool from Idera that will help you expedite the process of copying or moving logins and permissions settings across SQL Servers!
Download SQLpermissions now
SQLpermissions will help you:
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- Generate T-SQL scripts to move logins and permissions from one server to another
- Move either a single log-in or group of logins
- Generate permissions on a single database or across all databases
- Get a simple view of all logins and permissions
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To learn more read Microsoft’s Knowledge Base article:
“How to transfer logins and passwords between instances of SQL Server”
Read it now! Click here >> |
| Get Compliant, Get secure! |
Did you know that Idera provides advanced tools to help you ensure compliance and manage security on your SQL servers?
SQL compliance manager tells you who did what, when and how by providing powerful, low-impact auditing, alerting and compliance reporting on activity across multiple SQL servers.
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- Powerful auditing of virtually all SQL Server user activity
- Flexible collection filters to gather only the data you need
- Customizable alerts to notify you of suspect user activity
- Self-auditing features guarantee an immutable source of audit data
- Comprehensive reporting to satisfy audit requirements
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Find out more 
Try SQL compliance manager for 14 days  |
SQLsecure analyzes users’ permissions across SQL Server, Active Directory and Windows so that you know exactly who can access what on your SQL servers.
SQLsecure helps you: |
- View user and group effective access rights
- View inherited rights on server or database objects
- Highlight concerns such as suspect Windows accounts
- Track changes to your SQL Server security model
- Satisfy audit requirements with entitlement reports
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Find out more 
Try SQLsecure for 14 days  |
| New Whitepaper |
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“Top 10 Steps to Secure Your SQL Servers”
Author: Idera
Download your copy now! 
In most organizations today, business critical and confidential data increasingly resides in Microsoft SQL Server databases. As a result, SQL Server database security and compliance have become critical issues that must be effectively addressed to ensure an organization’s overall security. This whitepaper gives an overview of 10 key areas you need to focus on in order to ensure that your SQL Server databases are secure – before you find your company in the headlines. |
| Events |
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WEBCAST:
SQL Server 2005 Table Partitioning
Thursday July 24, 2007 (Rescheduled from July 19)
11:30 AM Central – 1:00 PM Central
Hosted by: Scalability Experts & Idera
Register now 
True Table Partitioning is now part of SQL Server 2005 and allows better control of data placement on disks as well as enabling new data management scenarios. Join Idera & Scalability Experts to discuss how you can effectively utilize table partitioning in SQL Server 2005 and how it now easier to manage large tables. |
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ON DEMAND WEBCASTS:
Learn more about SQL Server Security & Compliance
Understanding SQL Server Permissions
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Understanding SQL Server Security
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Best Practices in SQL Server Security & Compliance
Register here now! >>
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