Security Introduced
Access security is very limited and does not provide you with a lot of protection. This is because you must grant read, write, and delete permissions to the users of an Access database for the network share on which the database resides. This makes the database vulnerable to hackers as well as the inadvertent actions of users (for example, accidentally moving or deleting a file). Furthermore, you cannot integrate Access security with the operating system. This means that users must log on to both the operating system and Microsoft Access. Furthermore, operating system features such as password aging, the logging of user activity, and the logging of invalid login attempts are all unavailable with Microsoft Access.
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