Just remember to be consistent about what you use to perform the encryption
and the SQL Server service account both during setup and when you change
passwords. Getting locked out of your own DB sounds funny but really isn't.
Has anyone used the Encrypting File System (EFS) capabilities of the OS to
encrypt the sql server 2005 data files? I am looking to do this but cannot
find any examples/instructions. Thanks.
Re: SQL or Access DB ... As far as encryption goes though... ... with Sql Server you can use SQL DMO and encrypt your stored procedures ... installation - Security was absolutely critical and in most instances, ... > then we create a nice gui around this database and sell it to automotive ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
RE: Views ... you must understand that SQL Server 2000 does not support ...database data encryption as such. ... following method in the KB below to enhance the security....Microsoft is providing this information as a convenience to you. ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming)
Re: Protecting database from administrators ... >> there is no encryption while at rest it must still be secure. ... >> All the security MS has offered is weak. ... If it is attached to SQL Server... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.security)
Re: MSDE Security (aka users looking at my apps database) ... > I have been called in more than once to untangle all sorts of developer... let's think about a genious tool, RAC by SQL Server MVP Thanh Ngo.. ... even if SQL Server encryption has been defeated... ... think to privacy protection for sensible data... ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.msde)
Re: is WITH ENCRYPTION now safe in SQL2005? ... There are very dissenting opinions on that in the SQL Server community.... you are in this situation you are quite happy that you can decrypt the ... How would a safe encryption method be implemented? ...private key, SQL Server must have access to that private key. ... (comp.databases.ms-sqlserver)
