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venkatesh.selvaraju

Posted Monday, August 03, 2009 3:05 PM

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Hello there,

We've got to enable auditing for critical DB servers which stores Card holder data. I've read Brian Kelley's article "SQL Server Auditing - Part 1" and "
Auditing with SQL Profiler". What I don't understand is how to use the profiler to enable auditing for a particular table/column which houses the card holder data. Also, the end goal is to move these logs to a centralized log management server (RSA enVision). Can we export the profiler logs to enVision?

If someone performs a select/alter/drop query on this table we wish to log the event for analysis. In addition, we wish to log account management events. Any help is greatly be appreciated.

Thank you,
V

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Elliott Whitlow

Posted Monday, August 03, 2009 3:30 PM

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I would say the profiler method could certainly do all that. You could also look at DDL triggers to capture the object changes and logon triggers to capture logins..

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Jack Corbett

Posted Tuesday, August 04, 2009 8:19 AM

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If you only want to audit access to 1 table you could apply filters on DatabaseId and ObjectId.

I don't know anything about RSA EnVision, but I would assume you could load the trace files into it even if you have to do something custom.

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