That is not normal to do that and I would doubt they would do that.
These type of databases always had audit trails switched on and someone would be checking them 24/7. Usually what happened was that people could be marked as sensitive and if anyone opened the records then lights would flash on people's PCs.
It was fairly common for someone on the DB team to have to go down to a disciplinary as a witness because folk were looking at stuff they were not meant to.
Of course they never switched the audit trails on with the test DBs, all and no for me.
These type of databases always had audit trails switched on and someone would be checking them 24/7. Usually what happened was that people could be marked as sensitive and if anyone opened the records then lights would flash on people's PCs.
It was fairly common for someone on the DB team to have to go down to a disciplinary as a witness because folk were looking at stuff they were not meant to.
Of course they never switched the audit trails on with the test DBs, all and no for me.
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