APEX: For Your Eyes Only
Track
APEX
Date and time
Thursday, 17. October 2019., 15:25
Room
-
Duration
45'
Data Protection is becoming more relevant, especially now that GDPR is a thing. Of course it is easy enough to add predicates to your reports and restrict the data shown. But how do you handle data entry?Implementing this level of security can be handled by the application, but we all know this is not the way to do it. What if the user downloads SQLcl or SQLDeveloper and sets up a connection to the database? What if we want to expose part of the data as REST Services? The most logical place to protect data is as close to where the data is stored, being the database.The Oracle database offers several methods to keep data private, such as Virtual Private Database, Redaction and Label Security to name a few.This session will cover these techniques and will show you how to interact with APEX applications.
Lecture details
About speaker
Alex Nuijten, author
Alex Nuijten is an independent consultant (allAPEX), specializing in Oracle database development with PL/SQL and Oracle Application Express (APEX) and member of the Smart4APEX Guild. Besides his consultancy work, he conducts training classes, mainly in APEX, SQL and PL/SQL. Alex has been a speaker at numerous international conferences, such as ODTUG, Oracle Open World, UKOUG, IOUG, OUGF, BGOUG, nlOUG APEX World and OBUG. For his presentations, Alex received several Best Speaker awards. He wrote many articles in Oracle related magazines, and at regular intervals he writes about Oracle Application Express and Oracle database development on his blog "Notes on Oracle" (nuijten.blogspot.com). Alex is co-author of the following books “Oracle APEX Best Practices” (published by Packt Publishers) and “Real World SQL and PL/SQL” (published by Oracle Press). Because of his contributions to the Oracle community, Alex was awarded the Oracle ACE Director membership in August 2010.
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