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Database Security and Encryption
1. Fundamentals of Database Security
2. Authentication and Identity Management
3. Authorization and Access Control
4. Database Encryption Technologies
5. Database Activity Monitoring and Auditing
6. Advanced Database Security Controls
7. Security Governance and Compliance
Authentication and Identity Management
Authentication Fundamentals
Identity Verification Process
User Registration
Identity Proofing
Account Provisioning
Authentication Factors
Something You Know
Passwords
PINs
Security Questions
Something You Have
Hardware Tokens
Smart Cards
Mobile Devices
Something You Are
Biometric Identifiers
Behavioral Patterns
Physical Characteristics
Password-Based Authentication
Password Security
Password Policies
Length Requirements
Complexity Rules
Character Set Requirements
Password Storage
Hashing Algorithms
bcrypt
scrypt
Argon2
Salt Generation
Salt Storage
Password Management
Password Rotation
Password History
Account Lockout Policies
Password Attacks and Defenses
Common Attack Methods
Brute Force Attacks
Dictionary Attacks
Rainbow Table Attacks
Defense Mechanisms
Rate Limiting
Account Lockout
CAPTCHA Implementation
Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA Implementation
Factor Combination Strategies
MFA Protocols
Integration Methods
MFA Technologies
SMS-Based Authentication
Email-Based Authentication
Authenticator Applications
Hardware Security Keys
MFA Challenges
User Experience Considerations
Backup Authentication Methods
Recovery Procedures
Advanced Authentication Methods
Certificate-Based Authentication
Digital Certificates
Public Key Infrastructure
Certificate Lifecycle Management
Biometric Authentication
Fingerprint Recognition
Facial Recognition
Voice Recognition
Iris Scanning
Single Sign-On
SSO Protocols
SAML
OAuth
OpenID Connect
Identity Providers
Service Providers
Federation Management
Kerberos Authentication
Ticket Granting Service
Authentication Server
Service Tickets
Realm Management
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