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Creating a password policy by enforcing strong, complex passwords for user accounts is an essential step to improve database security. While enforcing a password policy can seem restrictive, it is crucial to securing your database and protecting sensitive data. MySQL...
In Aurora MySQL version 3, the way internal temporary tables work is different from earlier Aurora MySQL versions. Instead of choosing between the InnoDB and MyISAM storage engines for such temporary tables, you now choose between the TempTable and MEMORY storage...
EagerZero vs. Quick Format: A Comparison When it comes to formatting drives, there are different methods available, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Two common methods are EagerZero and Quick Format. Here's how they compare: EagerZero Format...
What is Disaster Recovery as a Service? DRaaS, or Disaster Recovery as a Service, is a cloud-based solution that safeguards critical business data and applications. It provides a comprehensive approach to disaster recovery, offering a range of services such as data...
The MariaDB Audit Plugin is a powerful tool for database administrators aiming to improve security and accountability within their MariaDB environments. The MariaDB Audit Plugin logs user activities at the database level, like SQL queries, logins, and access patterns,...
Why Choose MySQL EE Over Community Edition and Other Databases? When powering business intelligence (BI) dashboards and reporting, the choice of database is crucial. MySQL Enterprise Edition (EE) emerges as a compelling option, offering a robust and efficient solution...
When working with Oracle or MySQL databases, having a clear and concise overview of your data is essential for making informed business decisions. Reporting dashboards visually represent vital metrics and trends, allowing you to identify patterns, anomalies, and...
If your organization handles sensitive criminal justice information (CJI), CJIS-trained DBAs are most likely required. CJIS, or Criminal Justice Information Services, is a set of standards and guidelines established by the FBI to protect the confidentiality,...
MySQL is an open-source relational database management system that individuals and organizations use. Its popularity has become a prime target for cyber attackers looking for vulnerabilities to exploit. To ensure the security of MySQL, Oracle releases critical patch...
Organizations rely on powerful BI tools to analyze and visualize data in today's data-driven world. When working with Oracle and MySQL databases, selecting the right tool can significantly impact how well you can turn data into insights. This blog explores three...