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Applied Oracle Security Developing Secure Database and Middleware Environments 1st Edition By David Knox, Scott Gaetjen, Hamza Jahangir

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Applied Oracle Security: Developing Secure Database and Middleware Environments (1st Edition), primarily authored by David C. Knox along with a team of Oracle security experts, bridges the gap between securing individual Oracle products and integrating them across complex multi-tiered environments. [1, 2, 3]
The book is structured into four core operational areas covering database kernel security, administration isolation, identity governance, and middleware application safety. The exact chapter breakdown and topics include: [1]
Part I: Oracle Database Security New Features
  • Chapter 1: Security Blueprints and New Thinking – Establishing architectural blueprints, threat modeling, and modern defense-in-depth principles for data tiers. [1]
  • Chapter 2: Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) – Implementing column and tablespace encryption to safeguard data-at-rest against physical storage theft and bypass vectors. [1, 2]
  • Chapter 3: Applied Auditing and Audit Vault – Designing enterprise-wide compliance policies and utilizing centralized logging mechanisms to monitor database activity. [1]
Part II: Oracle Database Vault
  • Chapter 4: Database Vault Introduction – Restricting powerful administrative privileges (like DBA accounts) from viewing sensitive business application records.
  • Chapter 5: Database Vault Fundamentals – Core operations including the construction of Realms, Command Rules, and Factor tracking.
  • Chapter 6: Applied Database Vault for Custom Applications – Configuring access isolation boundaries specifically for internally developed applications.
  • Chapter 7: Applied Database Vault for Existing Applications – Retrofitting out-of-the-box commercial environments with separation of duties protections. [1, 2]
Part III: Identity Management
  • Chapter 8: Architecting Identity Management – Aligning enterprise identity control strategies with centralized application entry points. [1]
  • Chapter 9: Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) – Managing user provisioning lifecycle operations, compliance attestation, and password controls. [1, 2]
  • Chapter 10: Oracle Directory Services – Utilizing LDAP infrastructure components (such as Oracle Internet Directory) for single sign-on (SSO) mapping and unified authentication. [1, 2]
Part IV: Applied Security for Oracle APEX and Oracle Business Intelligence
  • Chapter 11: Web-centric Security in APEX – Mitigating web-tier exposure paths within the Oracle Application Express platform architecture.
  • Chapter 12: Secure Coding Practices in APEX – Hardening development workflows to defend against exploits like SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).
  • Chapter 13: Securing Access to Oracle BI – Establishing authorization perimeters and safe channel mechanics for Business Intelligence applications.
  • Chapter 14: Securing Oracle BI Content and Data – Applying granular structural security controls to reporting objects and underlying presentation metadata. [1, 2]

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