Oracle Database 12c Security
Scott Gaetjen, David Knox, William Maroulis
Language: English
Pages: 560
ISBN: 0071824286
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Best Practices for Comprehensive Oracle Database Security
Written by renowned experts from Oracle's National Security Group, Oracle Database 12c Security provides proven techniques for designing, implementing, and certifying secure Oracle Database systems in a multitenant architecture. The strategies are also applicable to standalone databases. This Oracle Press guide addresses everything from infrastructure to audit lifecycle and describes how to apply security measures in a holistic manner. The latest security features of Oracle Database 12c are explored in detail with practical and easy-to-understand examples.
- Connect users to databases in a secure manner
- Manage identity, authentication, and access control
- Implement database application security
- Provide security policies across enterprise applications using Real Application Security
- Control data access with Oracle Virtual Private Database
- Control sensitive data using data redaction and transparent sensitive data protection
- Control data access with Oracle Label Security
- Use Oracle Database Vault and Transparent Data Encryption for compliance, cybersecurity, and insider threats
- Implement auditing technologies, including Unified Audit Trail
- Manage security policies and monitor a secure database environment with Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control
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Now restarting the database. These audit records have to be stored on the operating system because the database is not available (it’s being started or stopped). As of Oracle Database 9iR, MSA allows for the auditing of all actions performed by users authenticating with SYS privileges, not just database startup and shutdown. TA in the Oracle Database allows auditing for session login and logoff, database object access, the use of specific commands, the use of system privileges, and the execution.
Reduces your overall storage requirement for auditing. Benefits The primary benefit of database auditing is that it applies to all applications that access your information assets as well as the administrators who maintain this information. Unlike the application auditing approach, the audit policy cannot be bypassed. Unlike the database trigger approach, the audit records can be created for all SQL statements. Drawbacks Database auditing is not a complete standalone solution. You.
Uses the Oracle wallet for password and keys Password Encryption Requires a password to create and restore the backup Dual Mode Encryption Requires either the wallet or a password to create and restore the backup You can run the following query to determine which encryption algorithms are available for RMAN to encrypt your backups: Wallet-based encryption is more secure than password-based encryption, because no user input of passwords is involved in wallet-based encryption; this means that.
403–404 operating systems considerations, 467 Linux, 468 roles and groups, 470 Solaris, 467–468 Operational Database Administrator (ODBA), 363–365, 432 OPSS (Oracle Platform Security Services), 196–197, 470 OR conditions in DBV rules, 350 ORA_ACCOUNT_MGMT policy, 439–441 ORA_DATABASE_PARAMETER policy, 439–440 ORA_INVOKING_USER function, 201 ORA_INVOKING_USERID function, 201 ORA_INVOKING_XS_USER function, 201 ORA_RAS_POLICY_MGMT policy, 236 ORA_RAS_SESSION_MGMT policy, 236–237, 439.
Data in Oracle, and read on. —Mary Ann Davidson Chief Security Officer, Oracle Corporation Acknowledgments The authors would like to acknowledge both Paul Carlstroem and Amanda Russell for their patience and support. We could not have completed this book without you both! We would also like to acknowledge the tremendous efforts of the Oracle Database Security Development group, led by Vipin Samar. This team has spent many years designing and developing a collection of advanced security.