Oracle E-Business Suite

As part of the Oracle October 2020 Critical Patch Update (CPU), two critical vulnerabilities were fixed in the Oracle WebLogic web application server (CVE-2020-14882/CVE-2020-14883) that allow an unauthenticated attacker to compromise the server....

Two-factor authentication (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an extra layer of security to ensure that users accessing an application are who they say they are. Using 2FA with Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) can provide security as well as...

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.  ...

How does Oracle E-Business Suite security change when you move to the Cloud? Running Oracle E-Business Suite at Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or Amazon Web Services provides both security advantages and disadvantages. However, you still own your data...

Oracle 19c database is now certified with the E-Business Suite. Oracle 19c delivers several new important security features that will be of value to E-Business Suite professionals needing to meet security and compliance requirements. New Oracle 19c...

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...

The Oracle E-Business Suite is a complex application with multiple tiers and technologies, which makes properly securing an Oracle EBS environment challenging. This educational session focuses on the top ten security risks and how to solve them in...