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The Granular Protection Solution for Databases

As we head into the 21 century, organizations must consider information threats. Simply, step one would be that all-sensitive data should be classified as important and relevant access restrictions and granular protection should be enforced. Or consider that all laptops, desktops, and peripherals should be physically and logically secured after business hours. Most importantly, users should be required to utilize fileor data-item-level passwords on files containing sensitive or confidential information.