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Table of ContentsAbout the Author ........................................................................ xiiAcknowledgements .................................................................... xiiiIntroduction .................................................................................xivRules, Regulations and Responsibility .......................................... xivOvercoming Encryptionphobia ...................................................... xvWhat this Book covers .................................................................. xviiCode <strong>Download</strong> ............................................................................. xviiiFeedback ....................................................................................... xviiiChapter 1: Understanding Sensitive Data ................................. 19What Makes Data Sensitive? .......................................................... 19Personal, Identifiable and Sensitive Data ..................................... 19Implications of Data Theft ........................................................... 21Compliance with Regulations ...................................................... 23Types of Sensitive Data ................................................................... 24Government Assigned Identification ............................................ 24Biometric Data ............................................................................. 25Medical Data and History ............................................................ 26Student Education Data ................................................................ 27Employment Records ................................................................... 28Communication Data ................................................................... 29Financial Data .............................................................................. 30Trade Secrets ................................................................................ 31Group Dynamics of Sensitive Data ................................................ 32
Data at Rest and Data in Transit .................................................... 33Shields and Swords .......................................................................... 34Data Classification ....................................................................... 34Schema Architecture .................................................................... 35Obfuscation .................................................................................. 35Monitoring ................................................................................... 36Summary .......................................................................................... 36Chapter 2: Data Classification and Roles .................................. 37Introducing the HomeLending Database ...................................... 37Defining Classes of Sensitivity ........................................................ 38Data Classification Based on Data Sensitivity .............................. 39Defining Roles According to Classification ................................... 41Creating Database Roles .............................................................. 42Creating Logins and Users ........................................................... 43Assigning Members to Roles ....................................................... 45Assigning Permissions to Roles ................................................... 47Evaluating Data for Classification ................................................. 50Using Extended Properties to Document Classification ............... 52Refining the Sensitivity Classes ...................................................... 58Disclosure Damage Potential ....................................................... 58Specialized Cases ......................................................................... 59Defining Policies According to Classification ................................ 59Summary .......................................................................................... 61Chapter 3: Schema Architecture Strategies .............................. 62Overview of HomeLending Schema Architecture ........................ 62
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