Too many enterprise databases are leaking sensitive information. Unfortunately, there are numerous causes, including an overall lack of understanding – even in the group tasked with database protection. This may shed some light on why organizations spend millions of dollars on perimeter and desktop security, and virtually nothing on database precautions.

Yet the solution to these problems is simple: user education, coupled with a new breed of database activity monitoring tools. This e-guide provides guidelines for establishing a data protection framework and teaching the right way to handle data.