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Course Outline
Overview of Oracle Security Framework
- Addressing security risks within enterprise database environments
- Components of Oracle’s comprehensive security architecture
- Evolution and availability of security capabilities across Oracle releases
Identity Management and Access Governance
- Administration of user accounts, roles, and authorization privileges for government systems
- Enforcement of password standards and multi-factor authentication protocols
- Connectivity with Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directories and external identity authorities
Privilege Segmentation via Oracle Database Vault
- Implementation of separation of duties controls using Database Vault
- Definition of protected realms and enforcement of command-level rules
- Restriction and monitoring of privileged account access for government oversight
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) Implementation
- Application of encryption at the column and tablespace levels to protect sensitive data
- Management of cryptographic keys through Oracle Wallet or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Vault
- Guidelines for securing encrypted data during backup operations and transmission
Data Redaction and Masking Strategies
- Dynamic redaction of sensitive information based on user roles or security policies
- Distinction between static and dynamic masking methodologies for government compliance
- Application of masking techniques in non-production, testing, and analytical environments
Network Security and Oracle Database Firewall
- Functional overview of the Oracle Database Firewall solution
- Protection of SQL communications via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- Deployment of network-level intrusion detection mechanisms for database activity monitoring
System Hardening Practices
- Deactivation of non-essential features and closed network ports to minimize exposure
- Routine auditing of software patch integrity and user transaction logs
- Reduction of the attack surface through the adoption of minimal and secure configurations for government infrastructure
Conclusion and Future Actions
Requirements
- Proficiency in Oracle database administration
- Foundational knowledge of security principles, including authentication and authorization mechanisms
- Working familiarity with SQL syntax and Oracle-specific roles and privileges
Audience
- Oracle database administrators
- Security engineers supporting Oracle infrastructure
- Compliance and governance specialists within data-sensitive sectors
14 Hours
Testimonials (1)
good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.
