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) protect against email spoofing
C) prevent brute force attacks
D) provide physical security

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Locking the computers and devices that store database data in controlled-access facilities provides physical security to prevent unauthorized individuals from physically accessing the hardware and potentially compromising the data. This measure does not directly address SQL injection attacks, email spoofing, or brute force attacks.

The Computers That Run the DBMS and All Devices That