Get Real with Virtualization, Security and Business Intelligence
The IOUG is committed to equipping community users with the tools and mindshare to increase proficiencies in their everyday job roles, we're presenting a year-round Online Education Series to provide members remote access to 'unfiltered' education from real customers.
The best part? All of this training comes straight to you. No travel. No time out of the office. Minimal conflicts with your schedule.
May 17: Keeping Entitlements in Check
12:00pm - 1:00pm CT
Presenters: Roger Wigenstam, Sr Director of Product Management, Oracle and Viresh Garg, Director of Product Management, Oracle
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As security threats become persistent and the audits more inclusive, organizations are under increasing pressure not only to enforce granular access privileges and monitor access but also to demonstrate that their controls can detect and prevent security policy violations. Learn how an entitlement-centric approach to identity management ensures that enterprise-wide security policies can be consistently applied, quickly deployed, and easily managed to help mitigate risk, reduce costs, provide transparency and satisfy compliance mandates.
May 23: Introduction to the Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine
11:00am - 12:00pm CT
Presenters: Vasu Murthy, Director of Product Management for Oracle Exalytics
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Learn how Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine uses In-Memory technology to provide unprecedented performance for BI and EPM (such as OBIEE / BI Applications and Essbase/Planning) deployments. The webcast will describe the hardware and software components of Exalytics and how key integration between in-memory database technologies and BI/EPM products provide better value.
June 6: Right Cloud—Best Practices on How to Leverage Oracle Technology to Enable Your Cloud Initiatives
12:00pm - 1:00pm CT
Presenters: Jordan Braunstein, Cloud and Middleware Principal for Visual Integrator, Inc
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Oracle is in the middle of a Cloud War with its competitors. Who is going to win? And how will Oracle become a leader in today’s Cloud paradigm? In this educational Webinar, learn about the latest trends in Cloud Computing industry and technology, how to leverage Oracle products for streamlined business results, and identify the most important Cloud pitfalls to avoid. Consider this your Oracle Cloud compass to enable your Cloud Roadmap.
During this 45-minute educational Webinar, you will:
• Learn more about the latest trends in Oracle Cloud technology, their strengths and weaknesses, and implementation strategies.
• Learn how Oracle Cloud is being leveraged to revolutionize applications and IT infrastructure
• Identify how to plan your Cloud for scenarios such as Mobile, Social, and today’s Business User expectations.
June 13: Oracle EBS Application Deployment Best Practices for the Oracle Exadata Database Machine
11:00am - 12:00pm CT
Presenter: Richard Exley and Ray Dutcher, Oracle Exadata Development and MAA Team
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In this technical session you will learn how to leverage the Oracle Exadata Database Machine to deliver extreme performance for your mission critical Oracle E-Business Suite database. Specifically we will examine:
• Validated best practices for deploying E-Business Suite on Exadata
• Validated Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) best practices
• E-Business Suite performance and use of unique Exadata capabilities
• How other Exadata customers have designed their Exadata deployment to achieve these goals and the business value their organizations realized
June 19: How to Secure Oracle Databases
12:00pm - 1:00pm CT
Presenter: Eric Naiburg, Program Director, Information Governance Solutions Product Marketing Strategy, IBM
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Database breaches continue to top the morning news headlines. In the first month of 2012, www.privacyrights.org has already reported 33 breaches in the United States and those are just the ones that have been identified and reported.
Why aren’t the numbers of breaches slowing down? Organizations continue to struggle with budgets, processes and technology to thoroughly protect their data. True data protection requires depth in defense. We can no longer just rely on a single point of protection. For example in a September 2011 article titled Poke disables Oracle's database auditing reporting on http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Poke-disables-Oracle-s-database-auditing-1345391.html, the author describes how he easily disabled Oracle’s database capabilities allowing him to access, retrieve and change data without any detection.
In this presentation, we will discuss how to secure Oracle databases from internal and external threats with a depth in defense approach. We will demonstrate how database logging alone will not suffice and how monitoring the actual activities are required to ensure a separation of duties and real-time protection. You will also hear about protecting data in non-production environments like testing and development and how to prevent theft while still enabling your testers to be successful.
Interested in sponsoring these series? Contact jconlon@ioug.org today.
InfoSphere Optim can help organizations think holistically about data security and privacy by implementing protection strategies in non-production environments which are often overlooked. Bridging this “privacy gap” helps organizations establish a 360 degree data protection approach.
In this session, attendees will learn:
• The business and technical issues that drive privacy protection requirements.
• How to safeguard data – and what is often overlooked.
• Strategies that can be deployed in the testing environment to support compliance initiatives while lowing costs
• How to leverage data masking techniques as part of an overall information integration and governance strategy
• Real-world examples and lessons learned from organizations who utilized a data masking solution