Secure PL/SQL
Track
Best Practicies & Success Stories
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Duration
45'
We've been designing database systems the same way for the past thirty plus years. The way we've been designing databases needs to change. We'll go through what is wrong with the current model of designing databases, and explore a secure architecture that enforces a trusted path to the data. No longer are we granting access to database objects to users through privileges, we are starting to use code based access control along with the segregation of code and data. This way, an external program written in say java does not directly access the data; it however uses an API into the database. This model also has the advantage of standardizing access to data objects; making tuning and maintenance easier.
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About speaker
Robert Lockard, author
I am a professional Oracle DBA, Designer, Developer, Project Manager. For the past twenty years I have worked as an independent consultant providing quality services to my customers at a reasonable price. I have worked in Financial Intelligence tracking money laundering, terrorist money and identity theft. I also have worked in the Cyber Crimes arena tracking attacks on information systems. I specialize in evaluating and securing your Oracle database environment from threats both external and internal. In 1987 my boss called me into his office and told me that i am now their Oracle Wizard then handed me a stack of Oracle tapes and told me to load it on the VAX. Since then, I have worked exclusively as an Oracle database designer, developer and Database Administrator and project manager. I enjoy flying vintage aircraft, racing sailboats, photography, and technical diving. I own and fly the “Spirit of Baltimore Hon” a restored 1948 Ryan Navion and live in Glen Burnie Maryland on Marley Creek.
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