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Databases store an application's most valuable asset: data. This data includes personal information like names, passwords, and street addresses, but it could also include company secrets. Having an insecure database is devastating for a few reasons: Leaking personal data erodes trust from users and customers Falling share prices or loss of revenue You can be hit with regulatory penalties (e.g.,…
Databases store an application's most valuable asset: data. This data includes personal information like names, passwords, and street addresses, but it could also include company secrets. Having an insecure database is devastating for a few reasons:
- Leaking personal data erodes trust from users and customers
- Falling share prices or loss of revenue
- You can be hit with regulatory penalties (e.g., GDPR)
- In specific sectors, vulnerabilities can be used to cause physical harm
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