DATABSE SECURITY

1. What are the security architecture of sql server ? Principal, securable and permission .

2. What are authentication modes of sql server ? Windows mode, and mixed modes ?

3. What is principal and what are principals ?

4. What is securable and what are securable ?

5. What is permissions and what are permissions ?

6. What is roles in sql server ? Fixed server and fixed database role ?

7. What are fixed database roles in sql server ?

8. What are principals at various levels ?

9. What are securable at various levels ?

10. What are major permissions ?

11. What are fixed servers – bulk_admin, sys_admin, disk_admin, server_admin,security_admin

12. What are fixed db Roles – Backup_operator,Data_reader,Data_Writer,Deny_datareader,deny_datawriter,

13. What is difference between GRANT, Deny and Revoke ?

14. What are orphaned users ?

15. How to handle or manage orphaned users ?

16. Explain the process to make logins, create users and give permission to objects ?

17. What is difference between login and users ?

18. What is SSO ?

19. What is Ownership Chain ?

20. Where does Login Stores in Database ?

21. How to give roles or access a login to take backup only .

22. What is the Security Architecture of your organization ?

23. How to transfer logins from one server to another server ?

24. What is difference between Authentication and Authorization ?

25. What is SSCM, SAC and SNAC ?

26. What is default PORT of SQL Server and How to configure ?

27. Can we configure sql port other than 1433. how and why...?

28. What is TDE and How to implement it ?

29. What is Encryption and what are the data encryption method in SQL 2008 ?

30. What is Surface Area Configuration in sql server 2005 ? What we can do with this ?

31. What are Endpoints in SQL Server ? How to configure ?

32. What are the major security Artifacts we should to follow to create a secured Database Environment ?

33. Can we give permission for insert/update without giving select permission to users.

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