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Database Encryption
From: jim.halfpenny at gmail.com (Jim Halfpenny)
Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 09:07:20 +0100
Oracle has a lot of security features like database vault and secure enterprise backup. All are fairly complex and kind of expensive. It depends on your requirements. FDE is not going to stop an attacker from querying the datbase if they get access. You can do row-level security, data masking, tokenisation etc. but plain old privilege separation is strong enough in many cases. Jim On 5/25/10, John Hoyt <john.h.hoyt at gmail.com> wrote:
Does anyone have experience with database (row/record) encryption? I'm looking at Oracle TDE and other competitor solutions. Some of the main points I'm interested in are: - Performance - Key management - Backups - Comparison against full-disk encryption Thanks for any help, John
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- Database Encryption John Hoyt (May 25)
- Database Encryption Raffi Jamgotchian (May 25)
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- Database Encryption Jim Halfpenny (May 26)
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- Database Encryption John Hoyt (May 27)
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