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Oracle Database Vault
Oracle Database Vault implements data security controls within Oracle Database to restrict access to application data by privileged users. Reduce the risk of insider and outside threats and address compliance requirements, including separation of duties.
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Database Vault realms
Block unauthorized access to sensitive data by creating restricted application environments within Oracle Database.
Database Vault command rules
Block accidental or malicious changes to production databases attempted outside specific maintenance windows.
Database Vault trusted paths
Use factors like client IP address, program, user name, and time of day to control access to data and data operations.
Separation of duties
Allow only defined security roles to manage users, profiles, and security controls while limiting administrators to managing only the database.
Rakuten Securities restricts access to sensitive data with Oracle Database Vault
“Only Oracle could provide a one-stop shop for database security solutions, including access control and data encryption. It also met our requirements to enable a defense-in-depth protection approach by allowing surveillance of not only data in the database, but also the files in the operating system.”Takamitsu Arano,
Acting Manager, IT Division, CIF System Department, Rakuten Securities, Inc.
Oracle Database Vault use cases
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Protect sensitive data
Block attackers from accessing sensitive data with stolen privileged user credentials—the most common attack vector today.
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Prevent inadvertent access
Block accidental access by database administrators to sensitive data without compromising their ability to perform necessary tasks.
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Prevent unauthorized database changes
Block accidental or malicious changes to production databases and restrict authorized changes to defined maintenance periods.
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Enforce policy-based access control
Prevent misuse of privileged credentials outside allowed IP address, time of day, client programs, and more.
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Separation of duties
Define and separate roles for security and administration so administrators can’t modify security policies or access sensitive data.
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