Database protection
Database protection is ZopNight's rule that a remediation never stops, deletes or resizes a database. It is enforced by what each kind of fix is allowed to touch: databases are on none of those lists. Schedules are separate and can start and stop databases at times you choose. Why it matters: Database changes can cause hours of downtime or data loss, so that decision stays with your team.
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