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fix:[PLG-629][PLG-631] Rename policies and delete duplicate policy #2312

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Description

  • updated policy display names
  • removed a duplicate policy for azure

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  • New Features

    • Introduced new cloud security policies for Azure and Google Cloud, enhancing encryption requirements and secure communication protocols.
  • Policy Updates

    • Updated descriptions and display names for existing policies to improve clarity and consistency.
  • Policy Deletions

    • Removed obsolete policies and parameters to streamline policy management and avoid redundancy.

These changes collectively strengthen the cloud security framework and ensure compliance with current best practices.

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The recent updates to the SQL policy definitions enhance cloud security by introducing new policies focused on encryption and compliance, particularly for Azure and Google Cloud. Changes include policy additions, updates to descriptions for clarity, parameter modifications, and the deletion of obsolete policies. These adjustments streamline policy management and align with current best practices, ultimately strengthening the security posture across cloud environments.

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installer/resources/pacbot_app/files/DB_Policy.sql - Deleted the policy for "Enable Transparent Data Encryption for SQL Database."
- Updated display names and descriptions for various policies, including new additions for Azure and Google Cloud encryption policies.
- Removed obsolete parameters and streamlined policy management.

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🌼🐇 In the cloud where policies bloom,
Encryption's light chases away the gloom.
With clarity and care, we've made a change,
A safer world, no longer strange.
Policies new, old ones now take flight,
Hopping towards a future bright! 🌟


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⚠️ DELETE statement found in the changes of SQL files. Requesting review from @ershad-paladin and @arunpaladin.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between dbb23a5 and c2dee9d.

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  • installer/resources/pacbot_app/files/DB_Policy.sql (9 hunks)

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@ershad-paladin ershad-paladin merged commit 48d7526 into master Aug 13, 2024
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@ershad-paladin ershad-paladin deleted the fix/plg-629/rename-del-policy branch August 13, 2024 10:22
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