00:01
Okay, in this question we want to give two benefits of separating your software and your database management system.
00:25
So two reasons for doing that.
00:27
Well, the first reason is for security reason.
00:38
I'm going to be more specific security against, i'm going to call them external threats.
00:56
So by separating your software and your dbsm, you make sure that you're, if someone, if a hacker hacks your software, if your software is hacked, if your software is hacked, then your data is safe it's an extra layer of protection so maybe someone could hack your dbsm but you would need to hack two things to access your data and if you see like oh my software got hacked then you can like protect your data if it's in a separate database so whether if your your data is safe if you your data is safe if you don't have separation then not only that can someone have access to all your code and your secret but if you're hacked you both both your data and your software are compromised now both your code and data are compromised which is really bad.
02:31
I mean, if you're if you lose the data of your user, you might lose their trust, you might lose your insurance trust, you might lose your funding, you like, which is very bad.
02:44
If your software is hacked, but your data is safe, then at least it's reassuring for customer to say, well, my software was hacked.
02:53
We figured it out, but your data is safe.
02:55
No one access your data.
02:59
Also, if someone hacks your software and your data is separate, then they cannot sell your customer data.
03:07
So no one can sell your customer data.
03:13
No one can sell not call.
03:18
No one can sell customer data if it's protected separately.
03:33
If it's separate...