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What are the best practices to secure databases in such environments?

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What are the best practices to secure databases in such environments?

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Ulf T. Mattsson: Best practice is to provide a centralized security policy, key management, and reporting across different systems. Implementing a data privacy solution can be done at multiple places within the enterprise. There are implementation decisions to be made as well. Where will you perform the data encryption — inside or outside of the database? Your answer can affect the data’s security and critical operational aspects. Choosing the point of implementation not only dictates the work that needs to be done from an integration perspective but also significantly affects the overall security model. The sooner the encryption of data occurs, the more secure the environment—however, due to distributed business logic in application and database environments, it is not always practical to encrypt data as soon as it enters the network. Encryption performed by the DBMS can protect data at rest, but you must decide if you also require protection for data while it’s moving between the app

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