A. Ensure that all users have the password for the root account.
B. Install all third-party software mentioned in the Guardium documentation.
C. Confirm the system meets the minimum hardware requirements.
D. Check network connectivity and firewall settings.
A. By identifying patterns of normal behavior to whitelist benign activities
B. By automatically patching detected vulnerabilities in the database
C. By monitoring the uptime of the Guardium appliance
D. By detecting anomalies that could indicate potential data breaches
A. Policies must be manually enforced by database administrators.
B. Policies are suggested but not enforced by Guardium.
C. Guardium appliances intercept and analyze data traffic in real-time to enforce policies.
D. Policies are enforced by the database management system (DBMS) itself.
A. By identifying and classifying sensitive data within discovered databases
B. Through automatic encryption of sensitive data in discovered databases
C. By automatically patching discovered databases with the latest security updates
D. By mapping out network connections between discovered databases and applications
A. S-TAP limiting
B. drill-down capability
C. attribute sort order
D. specifying condition parameter values at report runtime
E. data mart creation
A. A security role assigned to a report
B. A condition or filter applied to the query
C. A data point or object that is being reported on
D. A graphical representation of data
A. Install additional memory in the host machine.
B. Convert some inspection engines to passive mode.
C. Decrease the number of inspection engines to 16 or fewer.
D. Increase the number of inspection engines further.
A. Vulnerability assessment
B. Policy management
C. Data encryption
D. Network security
A. Network Configuration
B. Data Security Policy
C. Database Traffic
D. User Activity
A. The size of the database
B. SQL statements executed by the user
C. The geographical location of the user
D. Time of day when the data access occurs
