I have just added another public training date to my upcoming Oracle security trainings calendar. This is for November 4th and 5th in Tallinn, Estonia which I am really looking forwards to.
I have also just agreed to do two 45 minute presentations at the up-coming UKOUG Unix Sig at Oracle in Readings Thames Valley park on September 8th 2010. The talk will be based on two major areas; the first is understanding the true risk to your data, where the data is and how easy it is to steal in the real world. The second is looking at how to assess the access to your data. The talk is also split into two sections so should be fun. There will be lots of demos and real world experience.
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This is the weblog for Pete Finnigan. Pete works in the area of Oracle security and he specialises in auditing Oracle databases for security issues. This weblog is aimed squarely at those interested in the security of their Oracle databases.
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July 2010
- Do Oracle 11g features weaken security? - 07/01/2010 by 07/01/2010
- Pete Finnigan will be teaching Oracle Security in Tallinn, Estonia and speaking at UKOUG Unix SIG at TVP - 07/07/2010 by 07/07/2010
- 59 Security bugs fixed, 28 remotely expolitable, 13 in the database - 07/14/2010 by 07/14/2010
- The second IOUG / Oracle Security Assurance Survey - 07/27/2010 by 07/27/2010
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