The computers that run the DBMS and all devices that store database data should reside in locked, controlled-access facilities. This is done to ________.
A) stop SQL injection attacks
B) prevent email spoofing
C) prevent brute force attacks
D) provide physical security
E) prevent unauthorized encryption

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Storing the computers and devices that store database data in locked, controlled-access facilities can provide physical security, ensuring that only authorized personnel have access to the hardware and data. This prevents theft, tampering, and unauthorized physical access to the database. It is not directly related to preventing SQL injection attacks, email spoofing, brute force attacks, or unauthorized encryption.

The Computers That Run the DBMS and All Devices That