Best Practices for Securing MySQL 5.0

MySQL 5.0 represents a huge leap forward for the world's most popular open source database management system. While MySQL has been the database of choice for managing high-volume web sites and embedded database applications for years, version 5.0 provides exceptional new functionality that paves the way for larger adoption at the enterprise level. Advancements in the areas of application development, transactional processing, data integrity, and manageability put the MySQL database server on par with proprietary database vendors whose costs are many times more.

MySQL also delivers product reliability and security your agency can depend on. Powerful user authentication and authorization, as well as SSH and SSL support ensure you can protect your data assets.

MySQL 5.0 includes several security features:

• SSL Support
• Built-in Data Encryption/Decryption
• Granular External Security Control
• Fine Grained Object Privileges
• View Support
• Triggers for auditing
• Query Logs for auditing
• Archive Storage Engine for auditing

More and more forward thinking companies are now including open source in their IT strategies. Attend this complimentary online webinar to learn about MySQL Security Features!

WHO:

• Jimmy Guerrero, Senior Product Manager, MySQL AB

WHAT:

Best Practices for Securing MySQL 5.0 web presentation.

WHERE:

Simply access the web seminar from the comfort of your own office.

WHY:

To understand the best practices for Securing MySQL 5.0

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