The Oracle Exadata and RAC Workshop is a
hands-on workshop. It is meant for IT Security
Managers, who are serious about addressing their
information infrastructure challenges. The focus of the
workshop is the Oracle database environment.
At the end of the workshop session, attendees will understand how to:
Establish a first
line of defense against SQL Injectionto
block and monitor malicious or unauthorized
database activity using the Oracle Database
Firewall
Encrypt Sensitive
Datausing
the Advanced Security Option
Enforce Strict Access
Controls Policy and Separation of Dutiesusing
Database Vault
Simplify and Automate
Database Audit and Compliance Reportingusing
Audit Vault
Describe Oracle Cloud
Computing, ExaData With Oracle RAC
11g R2, and Grid
Infrastructure
Encrypting Sensitive Data
Advanced Security Option Lab
Enforcing Strict Access Controls
Policy and Separation of Duties
Database Vault Lab
Simplify and Automate Database
Audit and Compliance Reporting
Audit Vault Lab
Establish a First Line of
Defense to Block SQL Injection
Database Firewall
Summary, Close & Evaluations
The Concept of
the
Windows Communication Foundation Framework
Director Khair Ardah
MCP, MCAD.Net, MCSD.Net, MCDBA, MCT, MCTS
ABSTRACT:
Securing distributed systems continues to be an
important research challenge. One hard problem
in securing a distributed system arises from the
fact that a remote software platform may be
compromised and running malicious code. In
particular, a compromised platform may exhibit
arbitrarily malicious behavior. The task of
remote code attestation then is to identify what
software is running on a remote platform and to
detect a corrupted participant. (BIND: A
Fine-grained Attestation Service for Secure
Distributed Systems, Carnegie Mellon
University).
So that in our Presentation we will focus on the
Concept of WCF Framework, and how to use it to
secure these systems.
Agenda:
Welcome & Introductions
Distributed System Overivew
Brief History of Service Orientation
Introducing Windows Communication Foundation
WCF
Architecture
WCF
Bindings Protocol
WCF Security Mode and Transfer Protection
Level
Client Credential Type
Summary, Close & Evaluations
Introduction
to MapReduce
MapReduce may be Google's secret weapon for
dealing with enormous quantities of data, but
many programmers see it as intimidating and
obscure. This video master class shows you how
to build simple MapReduce jobs, using concrete
use cases and descriptive examples to demystify
the approach. All you need to get started is
basic knowledge of Python and the Unix shell.
"No language can prevent insecure code, although
there are language features which could aid or
hinder a security-conscious developer." "-Chris
Shiflett
For many organizations, web sites serve as
mission critical systems That must operate
smoothly to process millions of dollars in daily
Online transactions. However, the actual value
of a web site needs to Be appraised on a
case-by-case basis for each organization.
Tangible And intangible value of anything is
difficult to measure in monetary Figures alone.
Web security vulnerabilities continually impact
the risk of a web site. When any web security
vulnerability is identified, performing the
Attack requires using at least one of several
application attacks Techniques. These techniques
are commonly referred to as the class Of attack
(the way security vulnerability is taken
advantage of). Many of these types of attack
have recognizable names such as Buffer
Overflows, SQL Injection, and Cross-site
Scripting. As a Baseline, the class of attack is
the method the Web Security Threat
Classification will use to explain and organize
the threats to a web Site. So, in This Workshop
we will discuss 4 common used Vulnerabilities to
attack any website as follow:
