Encrypting SQL Server: Dynamic Data Masking
'SQL Server 2016 introduced dynamic data masking (DDM) as a way to prevent unauthorized users from viewing certain types of sensitive information. The database engine masks the data when it is retrieved from the database, based on masking rules defined on the column schema. The data stored within the database remains unchanged.
When a user queries the database, the database engine determines whether that user account has the permissions necessary to access the data in its unmasked state. If the account does not, the engine applies the masking rules to the data when it is returned as part of the query. In this way, you can mask all or part of sensitive data such as national identification numbers, credit card numbers, birth dates, phone numbers, or other types of information.'...
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