Netwrix Auditor for

Oracle Database

Comprehensive Oracle Auditing

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What data can I get?

How can I use this data?

What data can I get?

Details about critical changes

With native Oracle auditing, you have to spend time collecting all audit records from each database and analyzing them to understand who made what change and where. Netwrix Auditor provides actionable information about each critical event, such as table deletions and system role modifications, so you can quickly spot and revert unwanted changes and safeguard your sensitive data.

Details about critical changes

Successful and failed access attempts

It is easy to get overwhelmed if you have to read through all Oracle audit entries when trying to validate access controls in your organization. Netwrix Auditor’s easy-to-read reports simplify monitoring of successful and failed attempts to log on to Oracle Database, as well as data access attempts, so you can quickly spot an attacker trying to break into your system or someone attempting to access sensitive data without authorization.

Insight into data sensitivity

To ensure the security of business-critical and regulated data, you need to know exactly what kinds of sensitive data are stored in your databases and whether that data is properly secured. Using Netwrix Auditor Data Discovery and Classification Edition, you’ll be able to find sensitive data across your databases to ensure that no critical data is stored outside of a secure location.

Insight into data sensitivity

How can I use this data?

Be alerted on the most critical events

If you have to manually pore through cryptic audit trails, you’re likely to miss security issues until they turn into full-blown incidents. Netwrix Auditor notifies you about the events you deem most critical, such as changes to system privileges and roles, so you can streamline privilege auditing and quickly detect suspicious DBA or user behavior. Using the details provided in the alerts, you’ll be able to respond to incidents in time to avoid data breaches and other damage.

Be alerted on the most critical events

Identify high-risk user accounts on the prowl

Even though you can configure basic alerts within your Oracle infrastructure, you are likely to miss a sequence of suspicious database activity that’s been going for a while. Netwrix Auditor provides a single view of all anomalous activity alerts triggered by an individual across all audited systems, along with the cumulative risk score, to improve detection of threat actors and help you make more informed remediation decisions.

Quickly see subtle indicators of compromise and security blind spots

To harden Oracle Database Server security, it's crucial to set default object audit options and audit SQL statements across your Oracle databases, and also stay current on suspicious user activity, such as a DBA being active outside business hours or making multiple failed logon attempts to the production database. Continuously monitor Netwrix Auditor’s user behavior and blind spot analysis reports to quickly identify these subtle indicators of threats and investigate what’s happening before damage is done.

Quickly see subtle indicators of compromise and security blind spots

Investigate suspicious Oracle user behavior faster with a complete audit trail

If you spot malicious activity, such as a system account calling EXECUTE PROCEDURE statements to the main database or modifying its data dictionary, you can’t afford to waste time examining endless native audit logs to figure out how it happened. Interactive Search enables you to quickly sort through your audit data and find the answers you need in a few clicks. You can even use your query to easily create custom reports tailored to your specific needs and stay updated on similar incidents in the future.

Gain a 360-degree view of changes across all audited databases

To spot unusual spikes in user activity, you need to review consolidated statistics on activity across your databases. Netwrix Auditor’s overview dashboard helps you quickly find the dates when the most failed activity happened, the users who have made the most changes, and the most frequently accessed databases and other objects. For example, if a DBA repeatedly tried to insert, update, delete or alter data across your databases, you can quickly spot that DBA’s name at the top of the risky users list and provide your best response.

Gain a 360-degree view of changes across all audited databases

Simplify compliance checks with advanced Oracle Database auditing

Even if you audit all sessions across databases and maintain an Oracle Database audit trail, you might still face challenges when trying to prove your compliance to auditors. With Netwrix Auditor, you can easily demonstrate your compliance using out-of-the-box compliance reports mapped to specific controls of PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, SOX, GLBA, FISMA/NIST and other regulatory standards, so you can pass compliance audits faster and with less effort.

What else do I get with Netwrix Auditor
for Oracle Database?

Easy integration with your ecosystem

Automated incident response

Cost-effective data storage

Granular access to the platform resources

Learn how Netwrix Auditor for Oracle Database can help you streamline Oracle Database audits, detect data threats and pass compliance checks with less effort.

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Comprehensive Oracle Auditing

What data can I get?

How can I use this data?

What else do I get with Netwrix Auditor for Oracle Database?

Deploy Netwrix Auditor wherever you need it

What else do I get with Netwrix Auditor
for Oracle Database?