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King V is South Africa's governance code, and the tagged discussion on WindowsForum.com focuses on what its Principle 10 means for the database estate rather than for annual reporting paperwork. The thread examines director accountability for SQL Server 2016 support risks and Windows Server 2016 audit evidence, asking whether administrators can prove what they run, where sensitive data sits, and who can reach it. It also notes that the source is an opinion article from a vendor selling services in this area, so readers should weigh that context alongside the practical audit and support questions raised for Windows and SQL Server administrators.
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    King V Principle 10: SQL Server 2016 Support Risks and Windows Server 2016 Audit Evidence

    South Africa's new King V governance code is being read by many boards as a reporting chore. Johan Lamberts, managing director of Ascent Technology, argues in ITWeb that it is more than that. He says Principle 10 makes directors accountable for the database estate now, not for a paragraph in a...