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W H I T E P A P E R
O r a c l e D a t a b a s e S e c u r i t y : Preventing Enterprise Data
Leaks at the Source
Sponsored by: Oracle Corporation
Charles J. Kolodgy Gerry Pintal
Brian E. Burke
February 2008
IDC OPINION
Information has become the world's new currency. Databases are the digital banks
that store and retrieve valuable information. The growing number of high-profile
incidents in which customer records, confidential information, and intellectual property
are leaked (or lost/stolen) has created an explosive demand for solutions that protect
against the deliberate or inadvertent release of sensitive information. Moreover,
numerous information-intensive government and industry regulations are requiring
organizations to protect the integrity of customer and employee personal information
and corporate digital assets. Security breaches can no longer be "swept under the
rug" because of strict breach disclosure laws.
Addressing information protection and control (IPC) is a complex challenge. Today,
nearly all corporate information exists in electronic form, typically stored in databases,
so it stands to reason that enterprises must secure their databases as part of any IPC
strategy to protect sensitive information and comply with policy regulations. As
attackers are much more likely to be cybercriminals who are financially motivated, it is
more difficult to deter them with a minimal amount of security. Database security
represents a preemptive approach to preventing enterprise data theft and regulatory
compliance infractions.
IDC believes that no IPC strategy can be effective unless information is properly
protected and controlled at the source — the database. In addition, enterprises must
adopt database security best practices to protect the mission-critical enterprise data
repositories that represent their lifeblood.
IN THIS WHITE PAPER
This IDC white paper presents a preemptive approach to IPC. It discusses the
growing internal threats to business information, the impact of government regulations
on the protection of data, and how enterprises must adopt database security best
practices to prevent sensitive customer data or company information from being
distributed within or outside the enterprise in violation of regulatory or company
policies. This white paper also highlights how Oracle provides security products that
enterprises can leverage to protect themselves from costly data breaches.
Global Headquarters: 5 Speen Street Framingham, MA 01701 USA P.508.872.8200 F.508.935.4015 www.idc.com
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