katı, bekir eray süleyman demirel üniversitesi, Isparta, Türkiye , küçüksille, ecir uğur süleyman demirel üniversitesi, Isparta, Türkiye

SUBMITTING AND IMPLEMENTING SECURITY CONTROL PRINCIPLES FOR DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR ORACLE AND MS SQL SERVER DATABASES

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Database management systems are systems and software designed to define, create, use, modify databases and meet all operational requirements related to database systems. According to DB-Engines data, today more than 300 database management systems have been developed. In this thesis study, the security control policies created by their own companies for Oracle and MS SQL Server database management systems have been examined and the possible results that could arise if these principles were not applied. After a detailed description of the security control policies, an application has been developed that applies security control policies to Oracle and MS SQL Server databases via java server faces. A virtual laboratory environment was created for remote server needs. The application has been tested on both the remote server and the host computer. It has been found that database management systems that are not managed by security control policies actually have many security deficiencies. User data, login information, and even other private data on the host computer are the result of being under attack

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database management systems , database security control list , protection methods of database security

Sdu International Technologic Science

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