I have seen that the agenda for the UKOUG 2006 to be held in Birmingham Nov 14th to Nov 17th is now on-line. I have been accepted for four slots at the conference, so I will be very busy whilst there and also during the next month and a half getting presentations ready. I actually put in five papers but as they have combined two of mine I felt I got at least a sort of full house in acceptance of papers. I also signed up to do the intro's for other speakers but have not heard about that yet. I am doing one of the masterclasses listed on the main http://conference.ukoug.org/agenda - (broken lnik) agenda highlights page. This is http://conference.ukoug.org/default.asp?p=246&dlgact=shwprs&prs_prsid=46&day_dayid=4 - (broken link) Many Ways to become a DBA. This paper is an update on the same paper I have given at a number of conferences. This is a more in-depth look at Oracle security and will include more demonstrations and also more chance for the attendees to ask questions. This should be fun!
My second slot is one of the round table panel events although the date and time are still to be sorted. The panel session is called http://conference.ukoug.org/default.asp?p=246&dlgact=searchshwprs&prs_prsid=120&day_dayid=1&src_dayid=1%2C+2%2C+3%2C+4&prs_keywords=pete+finnigan - (broken link) Oracle Security Roundtable and will include some of the worlds leading database security experts.
My third slot is titled http://conference.ukoug.org/default.asp?p=246&dlgact=shwprs&prs_prsid=48&day_dayid=1 - (broken link) Encrypting data, is it possible to prevent access? and as the titled suggests it explores if it is possible to encrypt data at rest, in transit or in the database with off the shelf options. I also discuss some of the "key" issues (pun intended!).
My final slot is titled http://conference.ukoug.org/default.asp?p=246&dlgact=searchshwprs&prs_prsid=460&day_dayid=1&src_dayid=1%2C+2%2C+3%2C+4&prs_keywords=pete+finnigan - (broken link) Does VPD, FGA or audit really cause performance issues? and in this presentation I will explore some of the myths and facts about these technologies.
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September 2006
- Nice post on an undocumented function - Reverse - 09/01/2006 by 09/01/2006
- Interesting post about protecting PL/SQL - 09/03/2006 by 09/03/2006
- I will be speaking at the IT Underground in Rome - 09/04/2006 by 09/04/2006
- Nice idea on audition using trace events - 09/05/2006 by 09/05/2006
- Pete Finnigan podcast interview on Oracle security - 09/07/2006 by 09/07/2006
- Nice network trace tool - 09/08/2006 by 09/08/2006
- Identity theft is becoming main stream - 09/09/2006 by 09/09/2006
- IT Underground conference in Rome cancelled at last minute - 09/12/2006 by 09/12/2006
- Cache missing for fun and profit - 09/15/2006 by 09/15/2006
- Pete Finnigan at UKOUG 2006 - 09/18/2006 by 09/18/2006
- Exploit screencasts - 09/19/2006 by 09/19/2006
- Two years of Oracle Security blogging and still going strong - 09/20/2006 by 09/20/2006
- Only 6% of identity theft can be attributed to data theft. - 09/22/2006 by 09/22/2006
- Eddie on another undocumented function - 09/25/2006 by 09/25/2006
- Security Inside - 09/28/2006 by 09/28/2006
- Security professionals at risk from hacking laws - 09/29/2006 by 09/29/2006
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