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Daily Archives: June 27, 2017
Classifying Sensitive Data
Our databases store all kinds of data in them, depending on the purpose of your database. Most of us create tables and store data in response to some requirement or necessity in our organizations. Our decisions should be driven by … Continue reading
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Tagged data management, security
