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Introducing Oracle Entitlements Server 11g

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3. Agenda
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• Oracle Entitlements Server Overview
• Oracle Entitlements Server 11g – What’s New?
• Planning Your Deployment (SENA Systems)
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4. 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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5. State of Security Solutions Today
Homegrown Apps, Cloud Applications Mobile Computing
SOA, and Portals
• Evolving security • Modern IT initiatives
needs and compliance require enforcement of
• Security policies are
mandates require granular access
fragmented
constant application privileges
• Often host sensitive
retooling resulting in • Insufficient tooling and
information that is
higher costs and support for developing
vulnerable to security
diminished service apps that require fine-
risks.
levels. grained authorization
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6. Declarative Security
Examples
Users Roles Privileges Resource Context
 Equity Trades Mortgage Equity • NASDAQ trading 10am-4pm
Fund • Restrict Trade Sizes to < $100K
• By Geography
 Municipal Equity • Daily trading limit of $5M
• By Trade limit Fund
Amy Harris Junior Traders
• Unauthorized for trading
 Equity Research Oil & Gas
• Authorized for Review of Energy
• By Vertical industry  Semiconductors Companies listed on NYSE
• By Line of Business • Authorized for access to research
reports
Ellen Stewart Equity Analyst
Mortgage Equity • Authorized for 24x7 Trading
 Equity Trades Fund • Rebalancing of Small-Cap Funds
 Rebalance Funds  Municipal Equity • Daily Trading Limit of $1B
Fund
Steve Jackson Fund Manager

7. Oracle
Entitlements
Server
Fine-grained
Authorization for
Web Applications,
Portals, Middleware
& Databases

8. Oracle Entitlements Server
Sample Fine-grained Authorization Policies
• Example Policies
• Junior Traders can submit nstock trades / day with a total value of $5M, during regular
trading hours, if market volatility is low
• Sensitive patient information should not be visible to clerical workers but allowed for
Specialists as long as consent has been given or an emergency
• Call Center Reps need approval from a Supervisor to transfer a support case to
Engineering
• Documents of a given type, sensitivity, and content is only available to employees of
(x,y,z) with sufficient clearance, grade, and authentication level
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9. Announcing
Standards-based, Real-time External
Authorization
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10. Oracle Entitlements Server 11g
Key Design Themes
Real-time Rapid Application Comprehensive
Authorization Integration Standards Support
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11. Real-time Authorization
with Oracle Entitlements Server 11g
• Massively scalable External Authorization
Management
• Scales easily to large number of protected
resources
• Hundreds of millions of users
• Thousands of roles
• From small workgroups to mission-critical
deployments
• Authorization checks enforced with real-time
latency
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12. Oracle Entitlements Server 11g
Key Design Themes
Real-time Rapid Comprehensive
Authorization Application Standards Support
Integration
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13. Fine-grained Authorization for SOA & Web Services
isAuthorized(user = Bob Doe,
userOrg = Acme Corp
Request userRole = Marketing Manager
customerId = 99999
HTTP GET/POST action =getCustomerDetail)
Web
Client REST
XML
Web SOAP Web
REST/SOAP Service
Service
Client
JMS
<SOAP:Envelope>
…
<SOAP:Body>
<getCustomerDetailResponse>
<customerID>99999</customerID>
<name> Sally Smith </name>
Oracle Entitlements Server <phone> 555-1234567 </phone>
<SSN>***********</SSN>
<creditCardNo>@^*%&@$#%!</creditCardNo>
<purchaseHistory> … </purchaseHistory>
•Selective Data Redaction & Encryption of the Response </getCustomerDetailResponse>
response payload </SOAP:Body>
</SOAP:Envelope>
•OES authorization decision returns an “Obligation”
with information on what to redact and/or encrypt
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14. Data Security
withOracle Entitlements Server
Security Module Security Module
Oracle
Entitlements
Security Module Server (Admin Security Module
Server)
• 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
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15. Native & Custom Integrations
Portals and Content Management Identity Management
App Servers & Dev Frameworks XML Gateways
Middleware Data Sources
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16. Oracle Entitlements Server 11g
Key Design Themes
Real-time Rapid Application Comprehensive
Authorization Integration Standards Support
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17. Comprehensive Standards Support
with 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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