The July 2024 outage, triggered by a misconfigured CrowdStrike agent, showcased the profound impact of cybersecurity failures on global operations. This crisis reinforces the importance of a comprehensive, multi-layered security approach and regular risk assessments.
Integrating Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools with your Oracle Database offers additional context to critical security events, enabling more precise threat detection and response.
Password management is essential. Why? 80% of data breaches involve weak, default, or reused passwords. Imagine the devastating impact a data breach could have on your business’s reputation and bottom line. Don’t let a data breach cripple your business,
Are you worried about blind spots in your database security? Don’t wait for a breach to expose your vulnerabilities. Introducing our premier Database Security Assessment; let our experts uncover your database’s hidden risks and provide a clear path towards robust security.
With our Active Directory Integration service, we can significantly enhance your Oracle Database security by enforcing consistent policies, providing robust auditing, and reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
This service involves designing and implementing a Proof of Concept (POC) of Oracle Centrally Managed Users (CMU) with Microsoft Active Directory (AD).
In an era where data breaches and security threats loom, the significance of robust database security cannot be overstated. Blue Crystal Solutions, a pioneer in database management and security, has once again demonstrated its unparalleled expertise and commitment to safeguarding digital assets.
With the Australian Government’s ambition to transform into one of the world’s top three digital governments by 2025, IT infrastructure, operations and cloud are critical in providing the foundation by helping to scale digital initiatives throughout their enterprise and enable platform-led agility.
This article explores the process of achieving CIS Level 1 hardening for SUSE Linux 15 and Oracle Linux 8, despite the absence of ready-made CIS-hardened images.
