In this course you will learn to configure an Oracle Database Firewall and an Oracle Database Firewall Management Server. You will learn to use enforcement points to deploy Database Firewall policies. You will use the Oracle Database Firewall Administration Console, a Web browser-based application for configuring, managing, and monitoring the system. You will configure stored procedure auditing and user role auditing. The configuration and use of local and remote monitoring is discussed in this course. Additional topics include reporting, archiving data, and email alerts.

You will use the Oracle Database Firewall Analyzer to create policies that the Oracle Database Firewall uses to block, alert, log or permit SQL statements. Learn To:

• Use Oracle Database Firewall to monitor and block unauthorized SQL traffic before it reaches the database
• Create a defensive perimeter that helps prevent SQL injection, application bypass, and other malicious activity from reaching the database
• Create white-list, black-list, and exception-list based policies to protect databases
• Generate customized reports to comply with regulations

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Oracle Database Vault helps an organization meet their security goals. Many requirements are being put on systems regarding separation of duties and privacy and protection of data, including insider threats. DBAs and security administrators need to understand these requirements, and also the tools available for meeting them. 

This course introduces the student to the Database Vault product, including installation, configuration, and how it affects activities in the database. New security concepts are introduced, illustrated, and clearly demonstrated by relevant practices. Learn To: 

• How to use the various features of Oracle Database Vault
• How to monitor and maintain an Oracle Database Vault environment
• Install and configure Oracle Database Vault to meet your security compliance goals
• How to use the various features of Oracle Database Vault
• How to monitor and maintain an Oracle Database Vault environment
• Install and configure Oracle Database Vault to meet your security compliance goals

Course Topics

Overview of Database Vault

• Overview of Database Vault elements and functionality
• Component relationships
• Database Vault example
• Database Vault effects
• Database Vault Administrator (DVA)
• Reporting and monitoring
• Database Vault API
• Managing Database Vault databases using Enterprise Manager

Configuring Database Vault

• Enabling Oracle Database Vault
• Configuring an Oracle database for Database Vault
• Database parameters altered during configuration
• Logging into DVA
• Database roles
• Database Vault accounts
• Database Vault schemas

Configuring Realms

• Realms: Concepts
• Creating and editing realms
• Deleting realms
• The realm algorithm
• Examples of realms
• Delivered realms
• Realm views
• Monitoring and reporting of realms

Defining Rule Sets

• Rule sets: Concepts
• Creating and editing rule sets
• Deleting rule sets
• Reusing rules
• Auditing rule sets
• Custom event handlers
• Using rule sets with realms
• Rule set examples

Configuring Command Rules

• Command Rules: Concepts
• Creating and editing command Rules
• Delivered command rules
• DBA_DV_COMMAND_RULE view
• Command rule report
• Command rule API

Extending Rule Sets

• Factors: Concepts
• Factor scenarios
• Creating and editing factors
• Managing factors:
• Identities: Concepts
• Purpose of identities
• Creating an identity
• Managing identities

Configuring Secure Application Roles

• Secure application roles: Concepts
• Creating and editing secure application roles
• Deleting secure application roles
• Secure application roles: Examples
• Managing secure application roles:

Viewing Database Vault Reports

• Monitoring Database Vault
• Configuration reports
• Auditing reports
• Security reports
• Object privilege reports
• Accounts and roles reports
• Privilege summary reports
• System privileges reports

Implementing Best Practices

• Identifying your security requirements
• Suggested naming conventions
• Separation of duty best practices
• Identifying your security requirements
• Audit all violations
• Connection pooling considerations
• Enforcing connections from an application server
• Performance considerations

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