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Symmetric Keys
One of the encryption options in SQL Server is symmetric key encryption. This is the type of encryption most people think about when they consider encrypting data. In symmetric key encryption, we use a key to encrypt data, and then … Continue reading
Encrypt Everything
Security is a problem with so many of our applications and systems. There are numerous ways that we handle access and protection of data, often with access rights or encryption (or both) being applied to data in order to limit who can … Continue reading
Encrypting T-SQL Code
This editorial was originally published on April 10, 2009. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. I recently engaged in a discussion with someone that was building an application on SQL Server. This person had a bunch of … Continue reading
DevConnections Slides and Code
I had a great time at DevConnections this week, It was a fairly quick trip for me, with lots of other events, but a good time. I presented two sessions and both went well. I had some good questions from … Continue reading
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