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8 Simple Steps to Protect Your Database - #3. Audit User Access
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Database access rights must be regularly reviewed and, if need be, revised to ensure user rights are consistent and properly limited. This is especially important given the rise of self-service applications and direct customer access. The failure to modify—or remove—user accounts as employees and customers change roles creates a large security infrastructure hole.




 
 
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  1. 8 Simple Steps to Protect Your Database
  2. #1. Directly Monitor Your Financial Database
  3. #2. Assess and Remediate Weaknesses
  4. #3. Audit User Access
  5. #4. Know How Users Use the Database
  6. #5. Verify Transaction Authenticity
  7. #6. Require Independent Review
  8. #7. Automate Controls To Reduce Annual Audit Costs
  9. #8. Employ Encryption To Protect Data
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