Explain security concerns with macros and what can be done to minimize the risk
What will be an ideal response?
The sequence of commands that are automatically executed when a macro is run can contain harmful commands that can be used to collect, delete, or modify data in a database and often spread to other databases or onto the user's computer. Microsoft Access's TrustCenter contains settings that can help mitigate the risk of being a victim of a malicious macro virus. A trusted location can be defined, and nontrusted macros can be disabled.
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A. Upgrade to a compatible processor B. Configure the memory parity C. Update the BIOS D. Upgrade the operating system
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