20 years ago, the objection to implementing security on the basis of performance had validity—especially for smaller organizations. Security was a pain in the neck; however, how many of us are still hanging on to some of those old biases. Even worse, some of us IT pros seem to put up objections to doing the most basic security procedures—sending usernames and passwords in unencrypted emails for example. In this episode we hear from Karen Lopez, a long time speaker on data architecture and security about 10 things she thinks those of us with data stewardship responsibilities should consider.
Episode 118: How has index maintenance changed?
Episode 117: PASS Summit Retrospective
Episode 116: Are people still using PSSDiag?
Episode 115: The Companero Conference Retrospective
Episode 114: How do you start consulting?
Episode 113: Standing on the shoulders of giants
Episode 112: Keeping up with patching
Episode 111: How do you prepare for conferences?
Episode 110 How do I build trust with my team
Episode 109: To certify or not to certify?
Episode 108: The Future of the Relational Database
Episode 107 BI for the Little Guy
Episode 106 Temporal Tables
Episode 105 When is enough, enough?
Episode 104: Keeping up with technology
Episode 103 Plan Reuse
Episode 102 Monitoring Availability Groups
Episode 101 Inspecting a new Database
Episode 100 Role Reversal
Episode 99 Imposter Syndrome
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