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The document discusses database recovery and security, emphasizing the importance of maintaining data availability, integrity, and confidentiality. It outlines various types of failures, recovery techniques, backup strategies, and security threats, along with mechanisms and best practices for protecting databases. Real-world examples highlight the consequences of inadequate security and recovery planning.

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Database Recovery and Database

Security
Ensuring Data Availability, Integrity,
and Confidentiality
Presented by: [Your Name]
Date: [Insert Date]
Introduction
• • Database Recovery: Restoring a database
after a failure.
• • Database Security: Protecting data from
unauthorized access.
• • Importance: Maintains trust, prevents data
loss, ensures compliance.
What is Database Recovery?
• • Ensures database consistency after failures.
• • Maintains ACID properties.
• • Crucial after power loss, crashes, or
corruption.
Types of Failures
• • Transaction Failure: Logical/system errors.
• • System Crash: Sudden halt due to power or
software.
• • Media Failure: Physical damage to storage.
• • Application Error and Natural Disasters.
Recovery Techniques
• • Deferred Update: Changes post-commit.
• • Immediate Update: Changes logged before
commit.
• • Shadow Paging: Backup page versions.
• • Checkpointing: Periodic state saves.
Backup Strategies
• • Full Backup: Entire DB.
• • Incremental: Since last backup.
• • Differential: Since last full backup.
• • Point-in-Time: Restore to a specific time.
Database Security Overview
• • Objective: Confidentiality, Integrity,
Availability (CIA).
• • Prevent unauthorized access and ensure
data accuracy.
Threats to Database Security
• • External Attacks: Malware, exploits.
• • SQL Injection: Code injection.
• • Insider Threats: Misuse of access.
• • DoS Attacks, Privilege Escalation.
Security Mechanisms
• • Authentication & Authorization.
• • Access Control Policies.
• • Encryption (At Rest & In Transit).
• • Auditing and Logging.
Role of DBMS in Security
• • Manages users and roles.
• • Implements RBAC.
• • Supports encryption.
• • Logs activity and integrates with LDAP/AD.
Best Practices
• • Regular Backups and Off-site Storage.
• • Multi-Factor Authentication.
• • Patching and Updates.
• • Least Privilege Access.
• • Pen Testing and Audits.
Real-World Examples
• • Equifax (2017): Breach due to unpatched
vulnerability.
• • AWS Outage (2020): Recovery planning.
• • Sony PSN: Poor encryption led to data
breach.
Summary & Conclusion
• • Recovery ensures availability and
consistency.
• • Security defends against threats.
• • Critical for continuity, compliance, and trust.
Q&A
• • Questions?
• • Open floor for discussion.

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