SQL Server 2008 Security Overview
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The document discusses data security best practices for SQL Server applications and audit compliance. It recommends authenticating users, encrypting data, using parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection, and auditing database activity. SQL Server 2008 introduced features like Transparent Data Encryption and Extensible Key Management to help meet compliance requirements.
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