Andreas Wolter • 9/24/2024

Using Extended Events for Tracing SQL Server and Azure SQL DB in compliance with Principle of Least Privilege – Example role separation

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This technical article details how to use the new granular permissions in SQL Server 2022 and Azure SQL DB to secure Extended Events (XEvents) tracing. It provides practical examples for separating duties and assigning minimal permissions to different roles, such as session administrators and analysts, in compliance with security best practices.

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