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Document directory Windows SQL Server Security Check List Windows SQL Server Security Check List 1. confirm that the latest patches for NT/2000 and SQL server have been installed. Needless to say, you should have installed them, but I think it is best to remind you here. 2. evaluate and select a network protocol tha

installed system and save it conveniently. 15. Record all user access information. Make these settings from the Enterprise Manager or enter the following on the Query Analyzer by using SA login: Xp_instance_regwrite n ' HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE ', n ' software\ microsoft\mssqlserver\mssqlserver ', n ' AuditLevel ', REG_ dword,3 16. Overriding the application uses more user-defined storage and viewing processes so general access to the table can be disabled. Here you should also see performance improv

to list xp_regread/xp_regwrite here. However, the removal of these programs affects the installation of some main functions including logs and SP, so their removal is not recommended. 9. Remove other system storage processes that you think pose a threat. Such processes are quite large, and they also waste some CPU time. Be careful not to do this on a configured server first. First, test on the developed machine and confirm that this will not affect a

administrator to record attacks. There are also a number of third-party tools used to analyze NT log events. Note: You may need to change the path to the path where you installed the SQL. 20. Set illegal access and login failure log alerts. Go to manager SQL Server Messages in Enterprise Manager to search for any messages that are not authorized to access (starting with "Login failed" and "denied"). Make sure all information you are interested in is