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As cyber threats continue to evolve, organizations are under increasing pressure to secure their environments against unauthorized access, data breaches, and compliance risks. While SQL Server offers a robust set of security features, implementing them effectively depends on the needs and architecture of each enterprise.   This article explores key approaches to SQL Server security, such as encryption, auditing, and access

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Organization Description  This global manufacturing leader has a rich history of innovation, an unrelenting emphasis on excellence, and a dedication to pioneering materials and technologies that drive efficiency across multiple sectors.  As their database footprint rapidly expanded and their sole DBA considered retirement, the company sought an onshore solution to provide reliable expertise and day-to-day support for their organization.  Client Challenge 

 Protecting data is of the utmost importance in the modern digital landscape. Each environment is different, requiring an understanding of the available tools and techniques to craft a secure strategy. SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) can significantly boost your data security strategy. For other SQL server data security considerations, explore our blog on backup compression strategies.   SQL Server

When running queries in SQL Server, performance and concurrency are critical considerations. One common approach developers and DBAs use to avoid blocking is the WITH (NOLOCK) table hint. While it can improve query performance, using NOLOCK in SQL Server carries risks that can lead to data inconsistencies.   This article explores SQL Server NOLOCK best practices, its impact on performance, and

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For many organizations, database migration is a critical step in modernizing their infrastructure. Unfortunately, hidden costs and risks can derail even the best-planned projects. While cloud data migration offers scalability, cost savings, and efficiency, database professionals must navigate potential pitfalls spanning unexpected licensing fees, unplanned downtime, and significant performance degradation.   This guide outlines database migration best practices to help businesses

What are Microsoft Fabric and Databricks? Microsoft Fabric and Databricks are powerful platforms used for data analytics and engineering. The two platforms cater to database needs in distinct ways:  Microsoft Fabric: A unified analytics platform tightly integrated with Azure, offering a streamlined approach for businesses already leveraging the Microsoft ecosystem.  Databricks: A cloud-based platform built for big data engineering, machine

SQL Server index fragmentation is a common issue that can drastically affect database performance over time. Fragmentation occurs when indexes become disorganized due to frequent inserts, updates, and deletes, leading to inefficient data retrieval and slower query execution.   Left unaddressed, fragmentation in SQL Server can result in higher resource usage, scalability challenges, and poor database performance. Deepen your understanding of