Defending the Oracle Database: responding to the threat of ransomware
summary
Claims ransomware generates trillions annually and roughly 30% of organizations already experience an incident; when victims pay they usually get a key but only ~8% recover all data and ~1/3 recover about half. Recommended defenses: Transparent Data Encryption with keys moved off-server into Key Vault, maintain immutable backups (ZDLRA or ZFS or offline tape) to recover to the last committed transaction, and use Data Safe, DB Audit Vault/Firewall and Database Vault to detect and constrain attackers.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38What is ransomware
- 3:09Global ransomware market
- 7:22How ransomware spreads
- 8:40Pay or not pay
- 11:58Dont pay the rent
- 12:25Break the chain
- 14:55Encryption
- 16:26Backups
- 21:22Other tools
- 22:13Conclusion
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