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Lab 8 – Audit Windows logs
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Lab 9 – Audit SQL
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Lab 10 – Audit logs – MongoDB
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Methods of auditing and monitoring
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Discuss different methods to audit and monitor databases (server audit log, database audit logs, activity log, change data control, error handling, access and privilege auditing).
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Error handling
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Discuss different methods of performing error handling and why it’s important for database security.
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Auditing logs
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Discuss auditing logs (traditional and third-party tools).
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Demo: Windows log auditing (RDMS)
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Demo Windows log auditing and discuss what the logs mean (Lab 8).
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Demo: Log auditing (RDMS)
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Demo log auditing on SQL Server (Lab 9).
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Demo: Log auditing (NoSQL)
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Demo log auditing on MongoDB (Lab 10).
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
Auditing and monitoring of both database and server logs can be crucial in uncovering malicious intent. Within log files, crucial information can be uncovered regarding failed login attempts and server performance. This lab will cover auditing logs and er
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