DBMS audit
A database management system (DBMS) is a computer program designed to manage a large amount of structured data and perform operations on the desired data requested by users.
The core of any database management system is the data itself. Another important aspect of a DBMS is the distinction between data and information.
Database auditing involves monitoring the database to keep abreast of the actions of database users. DBAs and consultants often set up auditing for security purposes, such as ensuring that those who do not have permission to access information do not have access to it.
An information security audit typically includes vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, network assessment, and more, which helps identify security vulnerabilities and loopholes in IT systems. An audit is a combination of administrative, physical equipment, software applications, and network assessment.
A database management system (DBMS) is a computer program designed to manage a large amount of structured data and perform operations on the desired data requested by users.
The core of any database management system is the data itself. Another important aspect of a DBMS is the distinction between data and information.
Database auditing involves monitoring the database to keep abreast of the actions of database users. DBAs and consultants often set up auditing for security purposes, such as ensuring that those who do not have permission to access information do not have access to it.
An information security audit typically includes vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, network assessment, and more, which helps identify security vulnerabilities and loopholes in IT systems. An audit is a combination of administrative, physical equipment, software applications, and network assessment.