Paralysis by Analysis is a humoristic phrase used to indicate the situation wherein no decision at all can be made due to devoting disproportionate effort to the analysis phase of a decision. Managers then become unable to create value and manage. Typical reasons for this situation to occur include:
Advanced Security Management lets you set up activity policies that can track specific activities. With out-of-the-box templates, IT can easily create policies that flag when someone is downloading an unusually large amount of data, has multiple failed sign-in attempts or signs in from a risky IP address.
Security policies are guidelines describing all (if possible) actions pertinent to the information system. Logical access control belongs to that area and so security policies should define principles on which is design of secure DBMS based. Generally, policies should give answers on basic security questions. Policies can be divided into two basic types - of minimal (army) and maximal (university) privilege.