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Introducing Oracle Entitlements Server 11g

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Agenda

• Oracle Entitlements Server Overview• Oracle Entitlements Server 11g – What’s New?• Planning Your Deployment (SENA Systems)

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Homegrown Applications Pose Significant Risk

• Vast Majority of Apps are Homegrown

• 50% of applications budgets on in-house software *

• Homegrown Apps often host sensitive information

• Homegrown Apps are more vulnerable to security breaches

* For large companies in competitive, fast-moving industries such as telecommunications, financial services, high tech, pharmaceuticals, and media, those outlays can run into hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Homegrown Apps, SOA, and Portals

Cloud Applications Mobile Computing

State of Security Solutions Today

• Modern IT initiatives require enforcement of granular access privileges

• Insufficient tooling and support for developing apps that require fine-grained authorization

• Evolving security needs and compliance mandates require constant application retooling resulting in higher costs and diminished service levels.

• Security policies are fragmented

• Often host sensitive information that is vulnerable to security risks.

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Declarative Security Examples

Roles Privileges Context

Junior Traders

Equity Analyst

Fund Manager

Equity Trades

• By Geography

• By Trade limit

Equity Research

• By Vertical industry

• By Line of Business

Equity Trades

Rebalance Funds

• NASDAQ trading 10am-4pm

• Restrict Trade Sizes to < $100K

• Daily trading limit of $5M

• Unauthorized for trading

• Authorized for Review of Energy Companies listed on NYSE

• Authorized for access to research reports

• Authorized for 24x7 Trading

• Rebalancing of Small-Cap Funds

• Daily Trading Limit of $1B

Users Resource

Mortgage Equity Fund

Municipal Equity Fund

Oil & Gas

Semiconductors

Mortgage Equity Fund

Municipal Equity Fund

Amy Harris

Steve Jackson

Ellen Stewart

Oracle Entitlements Server

Fine-grained Authorization for Web Applications, Portals, Middleware & Databases

Oracle Entitlements ServerSample Fine-grained Authorization Policies

• Example Policies• Junior Traders can submit n stock trades / day with a total value of $5M, during regular

trading hours, if market volatility is low

• Sensitive patient information should not be visible to clerical workers but allowed for Specialists as long as consent has been given or an emergency

• Call Center Reps need approval from a Supervisor to transfer a support case to Engineering

• Documents of a given type, sensitivity, and content is only available to employees of (x,y,z) with sufficient clearance, grade, and authentication level

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Announcing Standards-based, Real-time External

Authorization

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Real-time Authorization

Rapid Application Integration

Comprehensive Standards Support

Oracle Entitlements Server 11gKey Design Themes

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Real-time Authorizationwith Oracle Entitlements Server 11g

• Massively scalable External Authorization Management

• Scales easily to large number of protected resources

• Hundreds of millions of users

• Thousands of roles

• From small workgroups to mission-critical deployments

• Authorization checks enforced with real-time latency

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Real-time Authorization

Rapid Application Integration

Comprehensive Standards Support

Oracle Entitlements Server 11gKey Design Themes

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isAuthorized(user = Bob Doe, userOrg = Acme Corp userRole = Marketing Manager customerId = 99999 action = getCustomerDetail)

<SOAP:Envelope> …<SOAP:Body> <getCustomerDetailResponse> <customerID> 99999 </customerID> <name> Sally Smith </name> <phone> 555-1234567 </phone> <SSN> *********** </SSN> <creditCardNo> @^*%&@$#%! </creditCardNo> <purchaseHistory> … </purchaseHistory> </getCustomerDetailResponse> </SOAP:Body></SOAP:Envelope>

•Selective Data Redaction & Encryption of the response payload

•OES authorization decision returns an “Obligation” with information on what to redact and/or encrypt

SOAP Web Service

Fine-grained Authorization for SOA & Web Services

Oracle Entitlements Server

HTTP GET/POST

REST

XML

JMS

Web Client

Web Service Client

REST/SOAP

Request

Response

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• Enforcement of data security for heterogeneous data sources- RDBMS, Object Relational, XML, Multi-Dimensional Cubes

• Enforcement of security at Data, Business Logic and Presentation tiers• Integrates with Oracle and non-Oracle Databases, Hibernate, TopLink

Oracle Entitlements

Server (Admin Server)

Security Module

Security Module Security Module

Security Module

Data Security with Oracle Entitlements Server

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Portals and Content Management

App Servers & Dev Frameworks

Middleware

Identity Management

XML Gateways

Native & Custom Integrations

Data Sources

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Real-time Authorization

Rapid Application Integration

Comprehensive Standards Support

Oracle Entitlements Server 11gKey Design Themes

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Comprehensive Standards Supportwith Oracle Entitlements Server 11g

• Supports modern authorization standards

• Attribute based Access (ABAC, XACML, OpenAZ)

• Role based Access (NIST RBAC, Enterprise RBAC)

• Java security frameworks (JAAS)

• Choice and flexibility ensures protection of existing investments

• Supports different IT maturity levels for externalizing authorization

• Commitment to innovation, contribution and implementation of open standards.

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