In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the frequency and sophistication of cyber-attacks are escalating, yet many organizations still lag in implementing advanced security measures for their SQL Server environments. Despite the availability of robust security features and best practices provided by SQL Server, many businesses seem to treat these measures as secondary concerns rather than essential components of their IT strategy.

Why do you think advanced SQL Server security measures are often deprioritized in organizations? Is it a matter of cost, lack of awareness, or something else? What can the SQL Server community and Microsoft do to better advocate for and facilitate the adoption of these critical security practices? How can we collectively work towards a culture where security is integral to SQL Server management rather than an afterthought?

​In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the frequency and sophistication of cyber-attacks are escalating, yet many organizations still lag in implementing advanced security measures for their SQL Server environments. Despite the availability of robust security features and best practices provided by SQL Server, many businesses seem to treat these measures as secondary concerns rather than essential components of their IT strategy.Why do you think advanced SQL Server security measures are often deprioritized in organizations? Is it a matter of cost, lack of awareness, or something else? What can the SQL Server community and Microsoft do to better advocate for and facilitate the adoption of these critical security practices? How can we collectively work towards a culture where security is integral to SQL Server management rather than an afterthought?   Read More

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