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All rights reserved .  \nTHE BEST RUN   \nContent  \n1 Introduction to Security...................................................... 10  \n1.1 What is “Information Security?”.................................................. 10  \n1.2 Common Criteria Configuration Evaluation...........................................11  \n1.3 FIPS 140-2 Validated Cryptographic Module......................................... 12  \n2 Security Administration in SAP ASE............................................. 13  \n2.1 Recommendations for Setting up Security........................................... 14  \nExample of Setting up Security................................................ 14  \n2.2 Security Features in SAP ASE.................................................... 15  \nIdentification and Authentication............................................... 16  \nDiscretionary Access Control..................................................17  \nDivision of Roles...........................................................18  \nAuditing for Accountability................................................... 18  \nConfidentiality of Data...................................................... 19  \n2.3 Manage Deployed Source in Source Code Control Systems............................... 19  \n3 Data Protection in SAP ASE................................................... 20  \n3.1 Deletion of Personal Data...................................................... 24  \n4 Manage SAP ASE Logins and Database Users...................................... 25  \n4.1 Introduction to Logins ........................................................ 26  \nCreate Login Accounts ..................................................... 26  \nLast Login and Managing Inactive Accounts....................................... 27  \nAuthentication Mechanisms for Login........................................... 28  \nChange Login 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