Auditing in Microsoft SQL Server 2012

Date: June 26, 2012 from 4:30PM to 5:45PM
Day 1
DBI407
Speakers: Il-Sung Lee
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The ability to audit user operations has become a fundamental requirement for database systems. Much of this is being driven by compliance regulations that require companies to be able to answer questions such as, "Who accessed your sensitive tables in the last week?" Or "What has your administrator changed in the past month?" Fortunately, SQL Server provides an integrated audit feature that makes answering these and other questions easy. Come to this session for an in-depth discussion around the SQL Server Audit feature and learn about the recent enhancements while understanding how it can be used to help satisfy the customer's security and compliance requirements. #TEDBI407