**Microsoft SQL Server's Change Data Capture (CDC) is a robust solution that enhances data accuracy, reduces time-consuming processes, and addresses security concerns. It captures modifications made to data within a specified table, including insertions, updates, and deletions, and stores them in change tables for tracking and analysis. CDC enables real-time analytics, real-time data integration, cache invalidation, and on-premises data synchronization to the cloud, providing numerous benefits such as enhanced data integration, reduced data latency, compliance and audit support, enhanced error recovery, and scalability. However, it also has limitations, including added latency when creating change tables, performance hits due to maintenance, lack of CDC support in databases outside SQL Server instances, custom coding requirements for integrations, and potential security risks. To implement CDC, you can enable it on a database or individual table using specific SQL statements, and CData Sync supports CDC by creating a pipeline that enables propagation of data changes from a source to supported destinations.