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SQL Server Database Auditing and Compliance


User privacy and database security are becoming increasingly more important – and complex. Staying up-to-date on the latest federal, local and international regulations (such as HIPPA and SOX) about data security can be daunting. Edgewood Solutions can help.

Edgewood Solutions understands the current regulation compliance guidelines and can help ensure your SQL Server database meets requirements.


What is Database Auditing?

We review your SQL Server database systems to ensure internal security and regulatory compliance. We help:

  • Ensure accountable database systems.
  • Establish adequate controls and safeguards.
  • Create historical tracking.
  • Protect confidentiality.


Why do I need Database Auditing?

Ensure internal security
Safeguard your data from potential hacker activity, create alerts and trails to track potential abuse, and maintain user accountability through records of all changes.

Protect confidentiality
 The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) and Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) & Basel protect a patient’s personally identifiable health information. Be sure your systems are regulation compliant.

Trace breaches
Through user accountability, hacker activity identification, and reporting, you can stay on top of internal security and ensure regulation compliance.

Demonstrate adequate controls
 Statement on Auditing Standards No. 70, Server Organizations (SAS 70) requires service organizations and providers to demonstrate adequate controls and safeguards for all data belonging to customers. We can help.

Maintain disclosures and reporting
 Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX or SBA) holds CEOs and CFOs responsible for a company’s financial reports. Be sure your database offers real-time disclosure of material changes and retains relevant records for audits.

Electronic record requirements
 FDA Title 21 CFR Part 11 establishes control requirements for electronic record systems and signatures. We can ensure compliance.

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