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  • Blog Post: Enabling SSL on SQL Server Connections on Failover Clusters

    With high-security SQL Server configurations we usually want to encyrpt the data-in-transit between SQL Server and the application servers. It's a little more trouble with a Failover Cluster Instance (FCI) than a stand-alone instance, and this post is primarily just a link to help me make sure I can...
  • Blog Post: Does the DoD STIG require Transparent Database Encryption (TDE)?

    Does the DoD STIG require Transparent Database Encryption (TDE)? The short answer is: It depends on whether or not the Data Owner says the data must be encrypted. The current version of the DoD Database STIG is v8r1. Here are two relevant sections from that document: 3.1.4.3 Unique security...
  • Blog Post: Enabling Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)

    Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) is a feature added in SQL Server 2008 which allows you to encrypt an entire database at a time. A major potential benefit is that when TDE is enabled, all backups are automatically encrypted, which may be worthwhile if you have concerns that copies of the backup files...
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