Developers creating secure applications with Java should familiarize themselves with the following resources:
The Java Management Service (JMS) is a reporting and management service within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Platform. JMS is a native Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) service that monitors Java deployments on OCI instances and instances running in customer data centers. JMS enables system administrators to use the Oracle Cloud to observe and manage the use of Java in their enterprise. See Java Management in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation for detailed information about JMS.
The Advanced Management Console (AMC) enables system administrators to manage Java version compatibility and security updates for desktops within their enterprise and for ISVs with Java-based applications and solutions. AMC decreases the attack surface of older Java versions by limiting their exposure and maintaining compatibility with known-safe applications. See Advanced Management Console for detailed information about AMC.
System Administrators are responsible for running Java applications in a secure manner, following principle of least privilege, and staying up to date with Java’s secure baseline (either for standard Java SE or the Server JRE).
End Users running Java on their computers only need a few steps to verify and understand Java security on their devices:
Security Professionals performing system auditing, threat modeling, architecture, or code reviews of Java applications should familiarize themselves with Java’s security architecture and API documentation.