SQL Insider Series: Protect your sensitive data using Azure SQL DB | Data Exposed

Finding the sensitive data within the database and protecting them is vital for every business. Whether you do it for compliance reasons or just do it to secure your customers sensitive information, it is extremely important to ensure that all security measures have been taken care off in the security design to establish and maintain your customers confidence in your business.
In this episode of Data Exposed: SQL Insider Series with Manish Kumar and Anna Hoffman, Manish will show how to run through the most important and key security considerations for cloud databases. You'll learn how the security features integrated within Azure SQL database can help you to achieve your compliance requirements and keep your sensitive data secure in the Database. You'll also see how you can run Well Architected Framework Security review of your Azure SQL DB design implementation to make sure that all security aspects have been considered.
0:00 Introduction
2:04 Azure SQL Database - Important Security Practices
14:50 Microsoft Assessments Overview
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Security Playbook: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
Well-Architected Review: docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/asse...
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[@aaronlinton-chambers]

I have never used Azure SQL but this video has definitely sparked my interest to use this technology in the future.

[@sergreen]

Thank you very much for the great session Manish!!! Protecting sensitive data with public clouds is still a pain point!!!

[@dhaneshwarikumari148]

Amazing Manish !!

[@HarshManeLeeds0911]

Great Manish.. Keep it up 👍

[@DickBakerSql]

Manish showed off a bewildering collection of menu checkboxes, but no indication of time [and resources consumed] and no time for reviewing results. I would prefer be offered a simple "check all" to let algo rattle through everything and then grade the results into good/bad/ugly for post-run [offline] consideration. Otherwise a typical TL;DR OTT [rocket-scientist only] tool.

[@sergreen]

Dick - there is an option to do this as well! If you have connection to Microsoft account team or there is Microsoft Data user group, come over and we can go over how to do "check all" ! BTW - have you look into SQL Defender? This is a great feedback - please reply here.