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Database Weekly for July 6, 2024 Problems displaying this newsletter? [View online](. [Database Weekly]( The Complete Weekly Roundup of SQL Server News by SQLServerCentral.com Hand-picked content to sharpen your professional edge Editorial  Protecting Schools One very common targets for hackers are schools and universities. The latter may have plenty of resources for staff, but often school systems don't have that same type of budget. In many ways, it's sad that hackers would target schools that struggle to educate and help others. The staff often deals with low pay and high stress already, and losing access to computer systems adds to an already tough job. There was an [interview this week]( the director of technology at one district. Johnathan Kim works for the Woodland Hills school district and is a former staffer at the Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command. That's the type of training that I think few school district employees have. I've known a few people who manage technology inside schools, and while they are often smart, capable people, they aren't security professionals. The interview talks about a few of the changes that Mr. Kim has made, such as enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) and removing local admin rights for many teachers. I know these are the types of rules that frustrate many workers who use computers. In fact, I ran into someone who rarely upgrades software on their development machine because so many applications require administrative rights and they don't want to bother opening tickets more than a few times a year. Two-factor authentication can be a pain, and I know I get confused sometimes as I have both 2FA and MFA with different processes for different systems. It's good in that a few times in the last year I've caught a hacking attempt, but it's also a pain to deal with when I'm doing something simple. I can see why people don't like it when they don't understand the challenges of securing systems. Every time I find myself frustrated, I stop and remember the problems others have had, especially those that have dealt with ransomware in their organizations. A good point in the interview is that education can help smooth the way for security practices that feel unnecessary or disruptive. It's good to remind ourselves why we want the least privileges needed assigned to others, and why those of us with privileged access need a second account for that access. We also ought to come up with a good story to educate others when they complain, perhaps using a story of a breach or loss to help remind others that our systems are constantly under attack.  Steve Jones - SSC Editor [Join the debate, and respond to the editorial on the forums](  The Weekly News All the headlines and interesting SQL Server information that we've collected over the past week, and sometimes even a few repeats if we think they fit. Vendors/3rd Party Products [Data Masking in Practice]( This article takes a strategic look at common data masking and anonymization techniques, and the challenges inherent in protecting certain types of sensitive and personal data, while ensuring that it still looks like the real data, and retains its referential integrity, and distribution characteristics. 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