I, as a database administrator can track and gather additional information on the client application, network protocol, and the queries queued by the actuary. The open connections to the server can be tracked with the NETSTAT command line utility (Akkawi, F., Akkawi, K., Schofield, G., 2014, p. 95). This tool shows the protocol used, foreign address and a port used for all established connections. Another method of tracking the open connections is opening Activity Monitor for an SQL Server and observing the processes pane. In this pane, we can see the rouge process including the login, the database accessed, task state, command used and the application that is accessing the server. From here we can also right click the process and trace the process in SQL Server Profiler. This tool allows us to monitor the events, including the commands used, the application used, NT Username, Login Name alongside with the Start and End times for the