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Oracle RDBMS Data Encryption Presentation

The document outlines essential practices for data encryption in Oracle RDBMS, emphasizing the importance of protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance with regulations. Key practices include using Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) for data at rest, Native Network Encryption for data in transit, and implementing strong access controls and auditing measures. Additionally, it highlights the need for centralized key management, backup encryption, and regular updates to maintain security.

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Oracle RDBMS Data Encryption Presentation

The document outlines essential practices for data encryption in Oracle RDBMS, emphasizing the importance of protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance with regulations. Key practices include using Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) for data at rest, Native Network Encryption for data in transit, and implementing strong access controls and auditing measures. Additionally, it highlights the need for centralized key management, backup encryption, and regular updates to maintain security.

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Industry Standard Practices for

Oracle RDBMS Database Data


Encryption
Ensuring Security and Compliance in
Oracle Environments
Why Data Encryption is Essential
• • Protects sensitive data from unauthorized access.
• • Ensures compliance with regulations (e.g., GDPR,
HIPAA, PCI DSS).
• • Mitigates risks of data breaches.
• • Key focus: Encryption for data at rest and in transit.
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)
• • Encrypts data at rest (tablespaces and columns).
• • Uses Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
algorithms (128-bit/256-bit).
• • Requires a wallet/keystore for encryption key
management.
• • Best Practices:
• - Backup keystore regularly.
• - Periodically rotate encryption keys.
Native Network Encryption
• • Encrypts data in transit between client and server.
• • Configuration in sqlnet.ora file.
• • Supports strong algorithms (e.g., AES256, SHA256).
• • Best Practices:
• - Enable encryption for all database connections.
• - Use the latest encryption protocols.
Enhancing Security with Database
Vault
• • Implements strong access controls.
• • Protects sensitive data from unauthorized access.
• • Defines realms and enforces separation of duties.
• • Use Case: Restrict access to critical database
objects.
Data Redaction
• • Masks sensitive data in query results for
unauthorized users.
• • Flexible masking formats (e.g., partial masking).
• • Easy to define and apply redaction policies.
• • Example: Masking credit card numbers to show
only the last 4 digits.
Encryption Key Management
• • Use Oracle Key Vault for centralized key
management.
• • Rotate keys periodically to reduce exposure risks.
• • Enforce separation of duties for key management
and access.
Backup Encryption
• • Encrypt backups using Oracle Recovery Manager
(RMAN).
• • Modes: Password-based, dual-mode, or
transparent mode.
• • Ensures backup data remains secure on storage
media.
Compliance and Industry Standards
• • Align encryption strategies with compliance
requirements (e.g., GDPR, PCI DSS).
• • Use Oracle’s Advanced Security Option (ASO).
• • Regularly review and update security practices.
Auditing and Monitoring
• • Enable Unified Auditing to track encryption
activities.
• • Regularly review logs for suspicious activities.
• • Automate alerts for potential security breaches.
Enhancing Authentication
• • Use SSL/TLS for secure connections.
• • Implement Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
• • Regularly update authentication protocols.
Stay Updated
• • Apply Oracle Critical Patch Updates (CPUs)
promptly.
• • Regular updates ensure protection from known
vulnerabilities.
Summary of Practices
• • Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) for data at rest.
• • Native Network Encryption for data in transit.
• • Database Vault and Data Redaction for enhanced
security.
• • Centralized Key Management and Backup
Encryption.
• • Regular auditing, strong authentication, and patch
updates.
Questions?
• Open floor for discussion and clarifications.
Thank You
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