Each has a set of permissions that can be configured to help reduce the SQL Server surface area. The following table contains information about principals and securables. Encryption does not solve access control problems. However, it enhances security by limiting data loss even in the rare occurrence that access controls are bypassed.
For example, if the database host computer is misconfigured and a malicious user obtains sensitive data, such as credit card numbers, that stolen information might be useless if it is encrypted.
The following table contains more information about encryption in SQL Server. Certificates are software "keys" shared between two servers that enable secure communications by way of strong authentication.
You can create and use certificates in SQL Server to enhance object and connection security. The following table contains information about how to use certificates with SQL Server.
SQL Server security best practices include writing secure client applications. For more information about how to help secure client applications at the networking layer, see Client Network Configuration. WDAC is effective way to mitigate the threat of executable file-based malware. For more information, see to Windows Defender Application Control documentation. SQL Server provides tools, utilities, views, and functions that can be used to configure and administer security.
The following table contains information about SQL Server tools and utilities that you can use to configure and administer security. The Database Engine exposes security information in several views and functions that are optimized for performance and utility.
Actions that are managed by Microsoft can be viewed within each assessment learn more about Microsoft actions. If you have a long list of actions on your improvement actions page, it may be helpful to filter your view. Select Filter at the upper-right corner of the actions list. When the Filters flyout pane appears, select your criteria based on regulations and standards, solution, and group.
You can also customize your view by selecting Group in the upper-right corner. From the drop-down menu, select to view by group, solution, category, action type, or status. The default view for this page does not show improvement actions with a test status of Passed. To view actions that have passed testing, check the Passed box in the Filters flyout pane. Only actions with a test status of Passed count toward your score.
Some actions may show a pending update label. Learn more: See how to assign and perform work on improvement actions. The solutions page shows the share of earned and potential points as organized by solution. Viewing your remaining points and improvement actions from this view helps you understand which solutions need more immediate attention. Find the solutions page by selecting the Solutions tab on your Compliance Manager dashboard.
You can also select View all solutions underneath Solutions that affect your score in the upper-right section of your dashboard. You can also modify your view to see assessments by group, product, or regulation by selecting the type of grouping from the Group drop-down menu above your assessments list.
On the row of your intended solution, under the Remaining actions column, select the hyperlinked number. On the row of your intended solution, under the Open solution column, select Open.
The assessments page lists all the assessments you set up for your organization. Your compliance score denominator is determined by all your tracked assessments. As you add more assessments, you'll see more improvement actions listed on your improvement actions page, and your compliance score denominator increases. The activated templates counter near the top of the page shows the number of active assessment templates currently in use out of the total number of templates available for your organization to use.
See Template availability and licensing for more information. By default, you'll see the Data Protection Baseline assessment on the assessments page. Compliance Manager also provides several pre-built templates for building assessments.
A template is a framework for creating an assessment in Compliance Manager. The assessment templates page displays a list of templates and key details. The list includes templates provided by Compliance Manager as well as any templates your organization has modified or created. You can apply filters to find a template based on certification, product scope, country, industry, and who created it.
Select a template from its row to bring up its details page, which contains a description of the template and further information about certification, scope, and controls details. From this page you can select the appropriate buttons to create an assessment, export the template data to Excel, or modify the template.
Learn more: Read how to work with assessment templates. Customize Compliance Manager by setting up assessments. Skip to main content. See how to enable scripts. Microsoft Security Compliance Manager 4. Download Download. Quick Details Version:. File Name:. Friday, July 16, AM. That file was accepted by SCM and it went through the installation process successfully. HTH, Thomas. Thanks for responding. Thursday, July 22, PM.
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