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The document discusses data compliance and security challenges for organizations. It mentions that compliance is an ongoing issue that requires the proper tools. Some of the top challenges listed are security and compliance, performance monitoring, incident detection and response, management and administration, and design and development. Reducing risks and improving security are also discussed as ongoing challenges.

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compliance
conforming to a set of rules,
specifications, controls,
policies, standards or laws

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are you compliant ?
are you sure ?
prove it !!

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Can you locate our data compliance?

@dez_blanchfield
No, they’re erroneous False Positives!

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Ok it’s Wally not a compliance manager

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big deal, what could
possibly go wrong !?

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What could possibly go wrong ;-(

@dez_blanchfield
organizations are now “data
driven” & most data lives in
a database of some form

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Database & Systems management
My top 5 data management challenges
1.Security & Compliance
2.Performance & Monitoring
3.Incident detection & Response
4.Management & Administration
5.Design & Development

@dez_blanchfield
Reducing risks & improving security
My top 5 data security challenges
1.Mitigate Database Bypass
2.Prevent account Misuse
3.Auditing & Compliance Reporting
4.Monitor Traffic and block Threats
5.Protect non-production environments

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compliance is now an “always
on” issue, and achieving it
requires the right tools

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