I believe it isn't SQL, but SSMS that is installed. Security 101: you don't install any extra software onto a sever that is supposed to be tamper proof. SSMS is specifically designed as SQL data communication protocol.
Why the heck would you want to install something that allows the remote manipulation of data on the SQL server if there are supposed to be tamper proof?
That is an interesting question. SQL DB itself is plenty secure, but adding the program that you use to write SQL database entries on a system that is supposed to be secure is sketchy as hell.
You don't need management studio to run a SQL db. SHENANIGANS!
I believe it isn't SQL, but SSMS that is installed. Security 101: you don't install any extra software onto a sever that is supposed to be tamper proof. SSMS is specifically designed as SQL data communication protocol.
Why the heck would you want to install something that allows the remote manipulation of data on the SQL server if there are supposed to be tamper proof?
Oh. Management studio?
That is an interesting question. SQL DB itself is plenty secure, but adding the program that you use to write SQL database entries on a system that is supposed to be secure is sketchy as hell.
You don't need management studio to run a SQL db. SHENANIGANS!