Name: Defender for SQL as part of your Defense in Depth strategy with Rob Litjens
Start: 2023-06-01T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2023-06-01T20:00:00+01:00

Your work for a company with much exposure in the market. You have setup several things like auditing for being able to notice that something happened to the data. Microsoft Defender for Windows is running. For Legal reasons they require more. They want you to be able to block access when someone tries to get into your system.
The company stakeholder selected a tool for this.. Defender for SQL. Choice is made upon the fact that it combines protection of data in Azure and on Premise. The requirements made up also include things like to protect only certain systems. A wish of the stakeholder is also to include the audit data in the same portal.
How does Defender for SQL work? What is the reaction time. You also struggle about the fact to do it selectively. Can this be done? How to identify data from Premise Cloud in the same Portal? Can we use this data with more solutions? Let me help you getting on the road.

Marcin Gminski

Chris Williams

Graham Cook

York Data Platform User Group

Technology

Microsoft Azure

SQL Server

SQL Azure

SQL Integration Services

Advanced SQL Server

Cloud Computing

Database Development

Database Professionals

Data Management

Big Data

Open Source

Software Development

NoSQL

SaaS (Software as a Service)

I am a DBA since 1997 and have worked with SQL6, 6,5 and upwards. My interest are merely platform based, but also interested in performance and monitoring. With the requirements changing I am working in DevSEcOps for SQL for my employer. Security is getting more focus. That means I am trying to setup builds that are secure by designed and securely designed. Tools help with that.

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