Kamis, 26 September 2013

RE: RE: [MS_AccessPros] Security of data within a database

 

Thanks Bill and Duane for your comments.  It seems as though a more secure network option would be the best solution.  I'll look into SQL Server express and the ramifications of introducing it.  I hope that this "nightmare" scenario has a very low probability - but the question has been asked.

Thanks for your help



---In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, <ms_access_professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Ray

 

No, there is nothing you can do to prevent someone with copy permissions to the server's folder from copying the database file. Access was never meant to be secure. There are ways of making it harder to steal the data but anyone with a little bit of knowledge about Access can break whatever you do.

 

I suggest you get the free SQL Server Express for your data. At least you can put some real security on the data that way. Split your database and move the tables to SQL Server. Use Windows Authentication so if your rouge employee copies the database files he will still be unable to access the data outside of the company's Active Directory.

 

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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] Security of data within a database

 

 

Can you please help with ideas or pointers on this?

We have a simple database (Access 2000 format, used by Access 2003) that contains customer records.  The database sits on a server that everyone connects to.  The nightmare would be if an employee decides to leave, copies the database before they go and takes the information to a competitor who might approach our customers.  Is there anything in Access 2003 that can prevent this nightmare?

All ideas, pointers welcomed.

Thanks

Ray

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