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The Ransomware Hero
One of the common attacks against many organizations today is ransomware. I’m constantly surprised when I see friends and they tell me they’ve been attacked, but the incident never made the news. I think many people would be upset with … Continue reading
Setting Certificate Backup Permissions for an Instance–#SQLNewBlogger
Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as #SQLNewBloggers. Recently I was testing some security change, and I made a backup of my certificate from one instance. I … Continue reading
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Losing The Security Game
It’s sad some weeks to see reports of security issues at large companies. It’s also discouraging some times when clients or friends will talk about security issues they’ve had in their organization. What’s mostly disappointing is how easy many of … Continue reading
More Network Restrictions
This past year has seen quite a rise in ransomware attacks. Certainly some big ones (Baltimore, Florida) are reported in the media, but there are lots of smaller ones that don’t make the news. As I’ve been attending some events … Continue reading