Introduction to Enterprise User Security
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Figure 11–1 Enterprise User Security and the Oracle Security Architecture
Users benefit from Enterprise User Security through single sign-on (SSO) or single
password authentication, depending on the configuration chosen by the
administrator. Using single sign-on, users need to authenticate only once and
subsequent authentications take place transparently. This functionality requires SSL,
and should not be confused with OracleAS Single Sign-On, a component of Oracle
Identity Management infrastructure.
Third-Party
Applications
·Authorization
·Auditing
External Security
Services
Directory
Services
Access
Management
Provisioning
Services
Oracle Identity Management
Infrastructure
OracleAS
Certificate
Authority
OracleAS
Single
Sign-On
Oracle
Directory
Integration
Service
Oracle
Delegated
Administration
Services
Oracle Internet Directory
Oracle
E-Business
Suite
·
Responsibilities
·Roles
Oracle
Collaboration
Suite
·S-MIME
·
Interpersonal
Rights
·File Privileges
OracleAS Portal
OracleAS Wireless
·Roles
·Privilege
Groups
Application Security
Oracle Platform
Security
Oracle
Application
Server
·JAAS Roles
·Web Services
Security
·Java 2
Permissions
Oracle
Database
·Enterprise User
Security
·VPD
·Encryption
·Label Security
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