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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Foundational Concepts in Oracle Security
- Risk assessment and threat mitigation for enterprise database infrastructure
- Analysis of Oracle’s multi-layered security framework
- Evolution of security capabilities across Oracle release versions
Identity Verification and Access Governance
- Administration of user accounts, role assignments, and privilege allocation
- Establishment of robust password standards and multi-factor authentication protocols
- Integration with LDAP directories and external identity management systems
Oracle Database Vault and Administrative Privilege Management
- Utilization of Database Vault to enforce segregation of duties among administrators
- Implementation of command rule restrictions and realm-based access controls
- Oversight and containment of highly privileged user activities
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) Protocols
- Application of encryption at the column and tablespace levels
- Secure key management via Oracle Wallet or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Vault
- Recommended procedures for maintaining encrypted data during backup and transit
Data Redaction and Masking Strategies
- Role-based and policy-driven conditional data redaction
- Distinction and application of static versus dynamic data masking methods
- Deployment of masked data within testing and analytical environments
Oracle Database Firewall and Network Defense Measures
- Overview of the Oracle Database Firewall functionality
- Protection of SQL traffic through SSL encryption and access control lists (ACLs)
- Network-level intrusion detection for monitoring database operations
System Hardening Procedures for Oracle Deployments
- Deactivation of non-essential features and network ports
- Continuous auditing of patch compliance and user activity logs
- Minimization of the attack surface through restrictive configuration management
Conclusions and Recommended Action Items
Requirements
- Proficiency in core Oracle database administration tasks
- Foundational knowledge of security principles, including authentication and authorization models
- Familiarity with SQL syntax and Oracle role/privilege structures
Target Audience
- Oracle database administrators responsible for system integrity
- Security engineers managing Oracle-based environments
- Compliance and governance professionals operating in data-sensitive sectors
Testimonials (1)
good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.