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Category: Data SecurityMay 4, 2009 Standards in designing database structuresThe organizations are dumping data to databases every minute. These databases contain private and personal information too. The people who dump enter data does not have any knowledge of security or any process involve in making those databases. The technological … April 22, 2009 Watermarking can be used to protect the integrity of databasesWatermarking can be used to protect the integrity of databases against unauthorized changes. Malicious alteration cannot be detected in all cases. Wwatermarking database indexes in addition to the database tables would improve the detection of unauthorized alterations. Usually, each database … January 29, 2009 Xfort security solution launched by MicroRiverMicroRiver UK based manufacturer of secure USB flash devices have introduced and launched Xfort Network Security solution. This launch will give some relief to the users of flash drives to protect their data. The full name of X-FORT is enterprise eXtreme … January 27, 2009 Parents, security experts and opposition parties have voiced alarm over children databaseParents, security experts and opposition parties have voiced alarm that 400,000 people are to be given access to a new national database containing details of all 11 million children living in England. ContactPoint, which has so far cost £224 million, will … December 29, 2008 Corporate Data breaches are growing at an alarming rateCorporate Data breaches are growing at an alarming rate. As of Dec 16, 623 companies have been responsible for exposing the personal information of more than 34 million people –that’s up 150+ companies from last year! With this in mind, … November 21, 2008 Growth of cleint server systemsThe introduction of large numbers of PCs and networks into the workplace led to the development and widespread adoption of client-server systems in the 1990s. This development has been significant to the growth of distributed databases. Distributed databases require processing … November 13, 2008 Choosing between a generic open file tool and an application-specific agentChoosing between a generic open file tool and an application-specific agent raises important compatibility issues. A major strength of generic open file tools, as compared to application
… November 11, 2008 Centralized database save cost in geographic dispersionGeographic dispersion of organizations is not an entirely new concept. Large firms have connected major regional offices to their centralized databases using dedicated lines for years. The difference now is that geographic dispersion is taken to greater extremes to provide … November 9, 2008 How open file and manager work together1. Open File Manager monitors the file system for read requests coming from the backup program. When the backup application accesses the first file for backup, Open File Manager
… November 7, 2008 Chracteristics of centralized databasePrior to the popular acceptance of DDBMSs, corporations normally relied on centralized databases designed to serve very structured information requirements. These centralized databases had some characteristics in common. First, they ran on powerful and expensive hardware that could handle very … November 6, 2008 A distributed database offers an antidoteA distributed database offers an antidote to “putting all your eggs in one basket.” The key difference between a centralized and distributed database is where the information is stored. A document management system using a distributed database stores all the … November 4, 2008 Open files have historically been a backup<!– /* Style Definitions */ p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal {mso-style-parent:”"; margin:0in; margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:”Times New Roman”; mso-fareast-font-family:”Times New Roman”;} @page Section1 {size:8.5in 11.0in; … |
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