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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...

To truly secure database environments, periodic security risk assessments should be performed for database environments to review and assess the processes, operations, resources, and technology to identify security risks, issues, and weaknesses....

ElasticSearch and Kibana will continue to be an integral part of PeopleSoft applications in the future. With the introduction of any new technology, security risks must always be considered and the technology must be understood. This educational...

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...

Oracle Databases are a target of cyber-attacks by hackers looking to obtain sensitive data such as credit card numbers and personally identifiable information used in identify theft.  Even though databases are not externally accessible, they...

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...

How does database security change when you move to the Cloud? Security does change and how to handle database security needs to change when running databases in the Cloud. However, you still own your data and are still responsible for making sure...

Your Oracle databases and ERP applications may contain sensitive personal data like Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, addresses, date of births, and salary information. Understanding in what tables and columns sensitive data resides is...