Download directly for more content description... Center for Internet Security Benchmark for Oracle 9i/10g Ver. 2.0 . conducted utilizing the Oracle 10g program, the Oracle's Technology Network (otn.oracle.com), various . This provisional document is derived from research conducted utilizing the Oracle 10g program, the Oracle’s Technology Network (otn.oracle.com), various published books and the Oracle 9i Database baseline document. The provisional status is based on the lack of sufficient informational resources for this newly released application. This document provides the necessary settings and procedures for the secure installation, setup, configuration, and operation of an Oracle10g database environment. Targeted for newly established and/or deployed Oracle 10g database in Unix or Windows operating system platforms, it is for the useof DOE advanced Oracle Database Administrators. With the use of the settings and procedures in this document, an Oracle database may be secured from conventional "out of the box" threats. Recognizing the nature of security cannot and should not be limited to only the application, the scope of this document is not limited to only Oracle specific settings or configurations, but also addresses backups, archive logs, "best practices" processes and procedures that are applicableto general software and hardware security. New to the 10g baseline document is organization into chapters based on logical groupings. Within chapters, items are organized by level. All items function onlayer 7, the Application layer of the OSI model, or, as in the case of many policy items, are not applicable to the OSI model. Therefore, groupings via the OSI model would not be relevant. Applicable items were verified and tested against an Oracle 10g default install on both a default Windows 2000 Server and a Solaris 9 Unix machine. The Oracle version used was 10.0.1.2 install disks, patched up to 10.0.1.3. Where the default setting is less secure then the recommended setting a caution has been provided in the comment section below the separator bar or as a note below a chapter heading. Default installs for both the operating system and the databasemay differ dependent on versions and options installed so this is to be used as a general guide only. Unix settings should translate to other varieties of Unix, but were only tested against Solaris 9.

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