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Database Weekly for March 2, 2024 Problems displaying this newsletter? [View online](. [Database Weekly]( The Complete Weekly Roundup of SQL Server News by SQLServerCentral.com Hand-picked content to sharpen your professional edge Editorial  Cyber Insurance for War Is the United States at war in cyberspace with other countries? It's the claim that a few insurers made when US-based Merck filed a claim after a 2017 cyberattack. The company filed a $700mm-ish claim, and the insurers rejected this saying that the attack was an act of war by Russian government operatives. If a factory were disrupted in the real world by actual government operatives (soldiers, spies, etc.), then it likely would be considered an act of war, but in cyberspace, who knows. Actually, in cyberspace, who really knows who is whom, and for who they work? Maybe we don't even know who "they" are in many cases. [Bruce Schneier wrote a piece on this]( talking about a possible solution of using a government backstop that would provide some assistance or coverage that insurers might not be able to cover. While that sounds good if you have a claim, as a citizen, I think this likely encourages more attacks from others, whether they are nation-states or individuals. If someone thinks they might create a spending crisis in a country, maybe they would mount many attacks that are disguised as coming from a foreign nation and cause a government spending issues. The United States has a scale issue, but this could cause similar issues in many smaller countries if this were a way of doing business. Perhaps this might also cause some economic issues if companies don't want to do business in places where they aren't covered. However, this might not be a big issue as more insurers are starting to carve out exceptions in their coverage for these types of attacks, so if your organization is hacked by a supposed nation-state, you aren't covered. I suspect this will also start to extend to other exceptions, such as having unpatched (or incompletely patched) systems, poor policies or just incompetent employees, lack of security scans, and more. In some sense, I would hope that some of these attacks will force, or at least pressure, many organizations to take security more seriously. At the same time, as someone dealing with these changes, it can be inconvenient and a blow to productivity as I struggle to adapt to changes in policy, protocol, and procedure. Some are easy, like locking my home machine. Some are more challenging and frustrating as I try to share more content inside the company. It's good, but it's frustrating. Cyberattacks and cybersecurity are increasingly a part of our lives as technology professionals and I urge you to spend a little time learning about the field. If you want a fun challenge, try the [Advent of Cyber 2023]( is still up as of this writing. I went through it and it was a fun (and scary) way to learn a few things about security, vulnerabilities, and tools out there. Steve Jones - SSC Editor [Join the debate, and respond to the editorial on the forums](  The Weekly News All the headlines and interesting SQL Server information that we've collected over the past week, and sometimes even a few repeats if we think they fit. AI/Machine Learning/Cognitive Services [Charting ethical excellence: Navigating the question phase of AI development]( From AllAnalytics As organizations infuse trustworthy practices into the fabric of AI systems, remembering that trustworthiness should never be an afterthought is important. Pursuing trustworthy AI is not a distant destination... 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In the video related to this post I focus on a different side of monitoring. The evolving capabilities offered by Databricks System Tables. Azure SQL [Azure SQL DB - Failed to add database to failover group - find out why]( From Azure Database Support Blog Symptoms: When attempting to add database to a f... Azure SQL Managed Instance [Azure SQL MI License free?]( From SQLServerCentral Blogs A common setup when leveraging the cloud is to use the cloud for Disaster recovery (DR) purposes, some say it becomes a logical extension of your on-prem / data... The... Career, Employment, and Certifications [An Eye on the Loot - Are we Techies or Accountants? Or maybe Techouncants / Accountechs?]( From SQL Rod Systems generally cost money, there is rarely any escape from that. Whether that is down to license costs or platform hosting costs... [10 reasons why IT certifications are still important]( From SQLServerCentral Blogs As someone who has spent over 20 years in the Soft... 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In this article, I'll give you a sense of how documents are constructed and the different types of data they can contain, and will provide several examples that demonstrate some of the ways you can define documents to meet your specific business needs. ETL/SSIS/Azure Data Factory/Biml [Using a Proxy for SSIS Execution]( From Andy Broadsword When executing packages for SSIS the default option would be to use the SQL Server Agent service account. We might not want to share an account between our services... MDX/DAX [A First Look at DAX Visual Calculations: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly]( From Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) The February 2024 release of Power BI Desktop incl... [Where are Visual Calculations and DirectLake?]( From Sqlbi The right title for this blog post should be “Gu... 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