This talk deals with SQL Server encryption options. I have given a few variations, and you can get the different decks below.
SQL Server has a number of encryption features that allow you to better secure your data. This session will examine the basics of encryption and cover the various ways in which you can encode and decode your data to protect it from unauthorized access. Cell level encryption, Transparent Data Encryption, and backup encryption will all be discussed. This session is designed for those who want to learn the basics of how to protect their data.
This talk looks at the encryption options in SQL Server that are available, including the changes in SQL Server 2012. The agenda is:
- What is Encryption
- Encryption in SQL Server
- Transparent Data Encryption
- Hashing
- Symmetric Keys
- Asymmetric Keys
- Certificates
- SSL Communications
The presentation features basic demos of how these features are implemented in SQL Server.
Level: 200
Length: 60-75 minutes
Demo code:
- EncryptionPrimer.zip
- EncryptingData.zip (SQL Intersection, spring 2013)
Slides:
- EncryptionPrimer.ppt – 2012 and earlier
- Encryption Primer SQLSat 187.ppt – 2013
- EncryptionData.ppt – SQL Intersection, spring 2013
Presentation Schedule
You can view the my speaking schedule here. The upcoming and past deliveries of this session are:
- Apr 27, 2013 – SQL Saturday #175 – Fargo
- Apr 10-12, 2013 – SQL Intersection, Las Vegas, NV
- Apr 9, 2013 – SQL Saturday #197
- Mar 9, 2013 – SQL Saturday #187
- Mar 7, 2013 – Richmond SQL Server User Group
- Nov 15, 2012 – Denver SQL Server Users Group
- Nov 13, 2012 – Boulder SQL Server Users Group
- Nov 5, 2012 – SQL in the City Seattle, WA 2012
- July 28, 2012 – SQL Saturday #144 Sacramento, CA
- June 9, 2012 – SQL Saturday #132 – Pensacola
- Apr 28, 2012 – SQL Saturday #131 – Phoenix
- Mar 26-29 – SQL Connections, Spring 2012