- Start securing your database right from the first step when you install it
- Protect your database against brute force attacks, denial-of-service attacks, and SQL Injection
- Secure SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS)
- Use a SQL or Web Application Firewall
- Perform user authentication and authorization
- Manage object ownership and protect data through views and stored procedures
- Create and use certificates, and symmetric and asymmetric encryption keys
- Authenticate stored procedures by signatures
- Monitor SQL Server logs and use DML and DDL trigger for auditing
- Configure SQL Server database audit and manage audit resilience after a crash
(Ref- http://www.downarchive.pro/microsoft-sql-server-2012-security-cookbook.html )
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