Auditing

Unified Auditing was introduced with the release of Oracle 12c and changes how Oracle database auditing and logging is accomplished.  In previous releases of Oracle, there were separate audit trails for each individual component.  Unified...

Auditors are trained to understand the financial aspects and the end user functionality of Oracle E-Business Suite. However, most auditors have not been trained in the security features and technical aspects of Oracle E-Business Suite. This...

To properly secure an Oracle database requires significant effort and often expensive security add-on products.  The Thrifty DBA likes having secure databases, but doesn’t like to spend money on expensive security products when equivalent zero...

For the Oracle E-Business Suite, change management is challenging as the application and technology stack are open and flexible.  Changes may be made at many different layers and to a large of number of types of objects and components.  ...

The auditing and logging capabilities within the Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Database are sophisticated and able to satisfy most organizations' security and compliance requirements.  However, the auditing and logging setup and usage of...

Relational databases use DDL statements to define structures such as tables to store data and functions to store code. Monitoring, auditing and logging changes to DDL are key components of a database security program, especially when supporting...

Logging and auditing database connections to application users for SAP, PeopleSoft and the E-Business Suite is possible with a standard feature of the Oracle RDBMS. SAP, PeopleSoft and the E-Business Suite all populate a database attribute that is...