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Posted By n/a on 8/30/2006 7:03:51 PM
Subject: RE:MSSQL Server 2005, security
Message: Hi,

It depends what threats you are trying to protect yourself from. If you are worried about access control then there is a tool out there that can prevent connection requests depending on the application name and user name.

So in your case you would be able to prevent any connection other than IIS and SQL express (or the DLL that actually establishes the connection).

Check out www.pynlogic.com if you are trying to be proactive about it.

Or you have other products that will monitor your connection patterns without actually blocking them. AppRadar is one of them, but I am not sure how much detail they provide.

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