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Course Outline
Introduction to Oracle Security for Government
- Security challenges in enterprise databases for government
- Oracle’s layered security architecture for government applications
- Security features across Oracle versions for government use
User Authentication and Access Control for Government
- Managing users, roles, and privileges in government systems
- Implementing password policies and strong authentication for government databases
- Integrating with LDAP and external identity providers for government operations
Oracle Database Vault and Privilege Control for Government
- Utilizing Database Vault for separation of duties in government environments
- Command rule enforcement and realm definitions for secure government data management
- Controlling and containing privileged user access for government databases
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) for Government
- Implementing column- and tablespace-level encryption in government databases
- Key management using Oracle Wallet or OCI Vault for government data security
- Best practices for encrypted backups and transport in government environments
Data Redaction and Masking for Government
- Applying conditional data redaction based on roles or policies in government systems
- Utilizing static vs dynamic data masking techniques for government data protection
- Integrating data masking with testing and analytics environments for government use
Oracle Database Firewall and Network Security for Government
- Overview of Oracle Database Firewall for government operations
- Securing SQL traffic with SSL and ACLs in government networks
- Implementing network-based intrusion detection for database activity in government systems
Hardening Oracle Installations for Government
- Disabling unused features and ports to enhance security in government installations
- Auditing patch levels and user activities for government database integrity
- Reducing the attack surface with minimal configurations in government environments
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- An understanding of Oracle database administration for government systems.
- Basic knowledge of security concepts, including authentication and authorization.
- Familiarity with SQL and Oracle roles and privileges.
Audience
- Oracle database administrators in government agencies.
- Security engineers working within Oracle environments for government.
- Compliance and governance professionals in data-sensitive sectors, including those serving the public sector.
14 Hours
