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8 Steps to Securing Azure Sql PaaS Jan Rokicki
One of the last technical challenges of cloud adoption is right security configuration. This session focuses on Azure Sql PaaS, covers governance, risk management and compliance and provides 8-step process for securing public cloud.
An overview of SQL Server 2019 for the busy DBA / developer Randolph West
This session will take a look at better Unicode support, query processing improvements for row store tables, secure enclaves, and other neat things you'll find useful as a modern database administrator or developer.
Environment Provisioning: The Third Age Richard Macaskill
Step back through the ages and explore how database teams have approached creating environments for dev and test. Learn how, in the new age of provisioning, databases are delivered safer, faster, and more efficiently
Slack for the DBA Stuart Moore
Slack, Bots, ChatOps? Is any of this useful to a DBA? Yes, come and let me show you how!
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SQL Server ML End-to-End Anna Hoffman
Learn how Machine Learning Services in SQL Server is a powerful end-to-end ML platform for customers, on both Windows and Linux. Come learn about the unique value proposition of doing your entire machine learning pipeline in-database – right from data pre-processing, feature engineering, and model training to deploying ML models and scripts to production in secure and compliant environment without moving data out. 
Thats So Metadata: Discover Your Database From the Inside Rob Volk
Learn about the metadata features in SQL Server that describe your database and how they can make documentation, tuning, and maintenance much easier.
Top 5 Tips to Keep Always On AGs Humming and Users Happy Matt Gordon
Have you wondered what it takes to keep an Always On availability group running and the users and administrators who depend on it happy? From security tips to maintenance advice, come hear about some less than obvious tips that will keep users happy.
What’s new in SQL Server and Azure SQL Database Security Andreas Wolter
This session will focus on the new features and capabilities that help you meet compliance and security needs with SQL Server on-premises as well as in Azure SQL Database. This includes the new Static Data Masking, new authentication capabilities, new functionalities in Vulnerability Assessment and Threat Detection as well as Always Encrypted. If you want to know about the latest developments in SQL Security, this session is for you.
An introduction to SQL Server for data scientists Gavin Payne
A little bit of knowledge about how SQL Server works can go a long way towards making large data engineering queries run faster.
Row Level Security-A real world example Bjørn D. Jensen
Row Level Security based on related tables
SQL Intelligence excels your tuning and security expertise Veljko_MSFT
Azure SQL Database built-in intelligence features will help you improve performance and security of your database and dramatically reduce the overhead of managing thousands of databases.
Azure SQL Database Security - Microsoft product team Ron Matchoro
Join me for an overview of how Azure SQL DB customers can simply secure their data using our most advanced features to-date including Always Encrypted, Transparent Data Encryption, Dynamic Data Masking and SQL Threat Detection.
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SQL Server 2016-Security Obscurity and Encryption Andreas Wolter
Security is one of the top topics for the new release of SQL Server. A total of 3 completely new features are coming to us: Always Encrypted, Dynamic Data Masking and Row Level Security.
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“SQL Attack…ed” - SQL Server under attack: SQL Injection Andreas Wolter
In this purely demo-based session, I will show several real-life attacks, from mere reading up to disrupting service availability via various types of manual and automated SQL Injection, including a broadly unknown elevation of privileges attack.
Advanced Reporting Techniques & Managing Reports Dr. Subramani Paramasivam
What are the techniques to implement linked reports, subscriptions, report history, snapshot options, editing report using browser based Report Builder? Find out in this session.
Data Security - In a Post Snowden World Katherine Bean
Everyone knew how to keep data safe and secure, right up until Edward Snowden revealed this error. Learn how to keep the data secure, by identifying and quantifying the risks. Take away practical tips and advice to apply immediately.
Deep-Dive to Analysis Services Security Gerhard Brueckl
This session targets SSAS developers that are already dealing with complex security solutions on a regular basis and want to get more insights on what actually happens inside SSAS when the different kinds of security are applied to their model.
Designing quality SQL Server 2014 solutions Gavin Payne
This session shows how you can use SQL Server 2014’s features to meet your solution’s non-functional requirements and ensure operational success.
Building Great Models for Crescent Kasper de Jonge
SQL Server Code Name Denali Reporting Services will include Project Crescent for visualizing, interacting with and presenting data. Project Crescent. Come to this session to see how to make the most of this new tool.
MDX and DAX-compare and contrast Mark Whitehorn
This talk looks at MDX and DAX, examining their similarities and differences. It won’t turn you into an expert in either but it will help you to decide, given your particular career plans, if either or both are worth learning.
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