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Submitted session #19 Data protection next level: what comes after access control by Andreas Wolter You may have taken care of proper authentication and authorization, and while these functionalities are absolutely essential, they are also just the foundation. When you are dealing with data that requires special protection, be it health care, identity, IP-related, or even concerning our defense, you really need to implement additional layers of security. In this session, Andreas Wolter, former Program Manager for access control in the SQL security team with over two decades of experience working with customers, will guide you through the additional security controls that SQL Server and Azure SQL have to offer. He will compare the use cases and limitations of the various encryption methods that the SQL engine offers, as well as Ledger, data classification, and Row level security. Be prepared for a demo-heavy session. #sqlsatla #sqlsaturday #sqlfamily #dataprotection #accesscontrol #authentication #authorization #security
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How can Snowflake help your organization meet regulatory requirements and protect sensitive data? Read our latest blog authored by Venkataramana Kaki to explore key security features like dynamic data masking, encryption, and access policies, and learn how to enhance your data security strategy with ease. 🔗 Link to the blog attached in the comments section! #Snowflake | #Data | #DataAnalysis
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"Indigenous data is not only valuable, it’s sacred. When you’re talking about digitizing and archiving traditional knowledge or storing the confidential information of community members there needs to be absolute protection guaranteed. Robust and culturally sensitive security practices gives everyone peace of mind that their information is secure." Learn more about Indigenous Data Sovereignty by downloading our eBook for Indigenous-focused organizations and governments who want to transform data governance through advanced tools, principles and practices. ➡ https://lnkd.in/dmaHE6aJ #databack
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Watch our recorded webinar on Microsoft Purview 👉https://lnkd.in/gv9MDZ9P Fortify 🔒 your data security and manage your insider risks⚠️. For more queries, please contact us or put your comments below. #datasecurity #microsoftpurview #dataexfiltration #insiderriskmanagement
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I'll be eager to hear about how CWEs will be assigned for CVEs like CVE-2023-52880 (https://lnkd.in/e6Dhqitg) under the new definition of CVE local to the Linux CNA. The commit identified neither involves a vulnerability, nor a fix for any specific vulnerability, it's a commit representing a mitigation to address some unanalyzed 0day vulnerabilities which have neither a CVE nor a fix. Another example would be CVE-2023-52656 (https://lnkd.in/ekesr_5R). What expectation can possibly be had of NVD to enrich this CVE if the CVE description mentions something that's entirely false for the affected kernel versions, for which there's no public info about what the vulnerability even is? This was the case of the io_uring vuln reported by Google where all details were siloed by the Linux CNA and the handling of it bungled to where it was rejected and then restored as a CVE with the same details as the original, incorrect affected versions and all. I don't think people grasp the full ramifications of handing out CVEs for fixes instead of actual vulns, or where, lacking a "Fixes:" tag, no vuln commit has even been identified.
Who is going to enrich CVEs? I spent the last 100 days trying to figure it out, and I don’t know who will enrich CVE data in the future, how they will do it, or whether the data will be correct or useful. This is a terrible place to be. https://lnkd.in/gG6xNF-g #threatintel #cybersecurity #infosecurity #riskmanagement #vulnerabilitymanagement #security
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💡 Tuesday tech tip: How does #ScyllaDB encrypt data? Is the data encrypted in transit, at rest, or both? Learn about our security features in this free ScyllaDB University lesson. https://ow.ly/y4Ht50PeqtF #TechTips #NoSQL #data #database #NoSQLdatabase
ScyllaDB Security Features
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At Scylla, we understand that data security is prime for you. Join this free session to understand how Scylla secures your data and ensure no one except you has the access. #scylladb #nosql #datasecurity
💡 Tuesday tech tip: How does #ScyllaDB encrypt data? Is the data encrypted in transit, at rest, or both? Learn about our security features in this free ScyllaDB University lesson. https://ow.ly/y4Ht50PeqtF #TechTips #NoSQL #data #database #NoSQLdatabase
ScyllaDB Security Features
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Stay informed with this webinar on data security from Sigma, Audacy, Inc. , and Normalyze on the topic of tackling data security and optimizing your Snowflake environment:
A Step-by Step Guide to Securing Large Language Models (LLMs)
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Ever accidentally deleted crucial knowledge in #OpenCTI? Don't worry, we've got you covered! We are thrilled to share our latest blog article co-written by Souad H., Laurent Bonnet, and Jeremy Cloarec, where we dive deep into one of our latest additions to OpenCTI 6.1. Discover how our platform now offers the power to restore elements deleted by mistake, making accidental deletions a thing of the past. With the introduction of the Trash view and the Trash manager, managing deletions has never been easier! 👀 Check out the article to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g53X_UFV Share your thoughts in the comments below! Let's harness the potential of OpenCTI together 🤝 #DataManagement #CyberSecurity #OpenSource
How to restore deleted knowledge in OpenCTI 6.1
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Join me at SQLBits for a session on Confidential development with Always Encrypted using enclaves. Learn how to protect your sensitive data and how to develop your application the right way. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your data security skills. See you there! #SQLBits #AlwaysEncrypted #encryption #DataSecurity #AzureSQL #sqlserver
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Good read!