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Articles for the keywords: Oracle
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10 May 2013
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Java Spotlight Episode 131: Nigel Deakin on JSR 343 [30916]
Feature Interview with Nigel Deakin on JSR 343: Java Message Service 2.0.
Roger Brinkley writes, "Nigel Deakin is the Specification Lead for JSR 343, Java Message Service 2.0. He is a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Oracle. In addition to his responsibilities for leading the next versions of the JMS specification, he is a member of Oracle's JMS development team, working on Open Message Queue and the GlassFish application server. Prior to joining Oracle, Nigel worked for Sun Microsystems, SeeBeyond, SpiritSoft, and GemStone Systems on a variety of JMS and Java EE products. Nigel has spoken recently at JavaOne in San Francisco, USA, and at Devoxx in Antwerp, Belgium. He is based in Cambridge, UK..."
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10 May 2013
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CSO Online Study: Threats are Outside, Risks are Inside [30917]
Oracle recently worked with CSO Online to study the economics of security
Oracle recently worked with CSO Online to study the economics of security. Despite the the increasing IT spend on security, many organizations don't feel any safer. According to the study, organizations allocate up to 67% of their IT security spend protecting network resources. However, the biggest risk in many organizations is weak governance controls on user access and application security. According to the latest Verizon Data Breach Report 2013 , 76% of attacks utilize lost or stolen credentials as a means of entry or propagating the attack.
According to the survey, 40% believed that implementing fragmented point solutions created gaps in their security and resulted in vulnerability. Fragmentation creates latency in security processes and latency introduces risk. According to a similar study by Aberdeen Research, organizations that take an integrated platform approach had 35% fewer audit deficiencies and were more responsive.
The findings underscore the relevance of Oracle's "security inside-out" approach which means focusing attention on the organization's most strategic assets which include applications, databases, systems, and users.
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10 May 2013
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Oracle Information InDepth [30913]
DATABASE INSIDER EDITION
The May edition of the Oracle "Database Insider" newsletter is now available.
News
- Oracle Remains #1 in RDBMS Market Share Worldwide for 2012
- Oracle Exadata Customers Speak About Real-World Value
- New: Oracle Big Data Appliance X3-2 Starter Rack Helps Jumpstart Big Data Initiatives
- New Study: Increased Security Spending Still Not Protecting Right Assets
Other sections include
- Featured Video
- Webcasts
- Podcasts
- Customer Buzz
- Oracle Excellence Awards
- Featured Training
- Oracle Magazine Spotlight
- Events
May Edition
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10 May 2013
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Building Consolidation Efficiency into Operations Support Systems [30914]
How to use SPARC SuperCluster and operations support system (OSS) applications to build an OSS platform
Communication service providers (CSPs) face increasing pressure to contain costs while meeting the growing demand for services. Critical to their success is an operations support system (OSS) platform that can handle large order volumes in a predictable way. Using Oracle SPARC SuperCluster and OSS applications that are part of the Oracle Communications product line, CSPs can deploy their service fulfillment solution on a highly available, integrated, and secure platform.
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To validate the performance and scalability of this solution, Oracle engineering conducted an OSS service fulfillment order throughput benchmark supporting 20 million subscribers. This article reviews the results and key findings...
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10 May 2013
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Oracle Secure Global Desktop 5.0 Supports iPad [30908]
Using HTML5
Oracle has added support for what has been one of Oracle Secure Global Desktop's most widely anticipated features - support for iPad via Oracle Secure Global Desktop version 5.0! Oracle Secure Global Desktop 5.0 provides anywhere access to cloud-hosted and on-premise enterprise applications and desktops (workspaces) from Apple iPad and iPad mini tablets, without the need for a VPN client. In addition, since we leverage HTML5 to provide browser-based access inside Apple iPad and iPad mini tablets, users need not download, maintain, configure and update specific client applications from the App Store.
This new release delivers significant enhancements which provide simple mobile access, enhanced security, full user productivity, security enhancements, session mobility, improved performance and expanded server, client and browser support.
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