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Course Outline
Introduction to Oracle Security for Government
- Security challenges in enterprise databases for government operations
- Oracle’s layered security architecture designed to meet stringent public sector requirements
- Security features across Oracle versions, ensuring continuous protection for government systems
User Authentication and Access Control for Government
- Managing users, roles, and privileges in a compliant manner
- Implementing password policies and strong authentication methods to enhance security for government data
- Integrating with LDAP and external identity providers to streamline access management for government agencies
Oracle Database Vault and Privilege Control for Government
- Utilizing Database Vault to enforce separation of duties within government environments
- Enforcing command rules and defining realms to control database activities for government operations
- Managing privileged user access and containment to ensure accountability in government systems
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) for Government
- Implementing column- and tablespace-level encryption to protect sensitive government data
- Key management using Oracle Wallet or OCI Vault to secure cryptographic keys for government use
- Best practices for encrypted backups and transport of government data
Data Redaction and Masking for Government
- Applying conditional data redaction based on roles or policies to safeguard government information
- Utilizing static vs dynamic data masking techniques to protect sensitive data in government systems
- Integrating with testing and analytics environments while maintaining the integrity of government data
Oracle Database Firewall and Network Security for Government
- Overview of Oracle Database Firewall tailored for government security needs
- Securing SQL traffic with SSL and ACLs to enhance network security for government databases
- Implementing network-based intrusion detection for monitoring database activity in government systems
Hardening Oracle Installations for Government
- Disabling unused features and ports to minimize vulnerabilities in government installations
- Conducting regular audits of patch levels and user activities to ensure compliance with government standards
- Reducing the attack surface through minimal configurations tailored for government environments
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- A comprehensive understanding of Oracle database administration for government operations
- Fundamental knowledge of security concepts, including authentication and authorization
- Proficiency with SQL and Oracle roles and privileges
Audience
- Oracle database administrators for government agencies
- Security engineers responsible for Oracle environments in public sector organizations
- Compliance and governance professionals working in data-sensitive sectors for government
14 Hours
