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more registrations can be accepted
TWO-DAY
SEMINAR/WORKSHOP
March 15-16, 2004
This
intensive two-day seminar covers the Relational Database Management
System, Oracle. Topics include not only the concepts, facilities
and terminology of Oracle Database, but also presents the actual
commands necessary to provide security, audit, and query controls
for Oracle and Oracle-controlled data. Learn the risks associated
with and reduced by the use of Oracle. Understand Oracle, Inc.'s
approach to the client/server and Web environments.
At
This Seminar You Will Learn:
• Understand and use Oracle terms, such
as, “datafile", "internal", "procedure",
"view" and "key"
• List eight Oracle features and/or components
• Describe the Oracle architecture
• Understand how Oracle objects impact access control
• Describe the Oracle security mechanism
• Understand the importance of the audit trail feature
• Name at least four ORACLE integrity features
• List six risks associated with ORACLE
• Develop a customized audit program for use in their enterprise
• Use SQL statements and ORACLE commands to obtain evidence
Audience:
Experienced IT Auditors,
Quality Assurance personnel and Data Security specialists. System
Administrators, Systems Programmers, Systems Analysts and Audit
Managers may also benefit from attendance.
Prerequisites:
Participants should first
have had training in audit and security of their operating system
environment(s).
Attendance:
• You must pre-register for this seminar/workshop
• Please bring Photo ID, No walk-ins can be permitted!
• Cost is $450 for ISACA members, $550 for non-members
• Attire is Business Casual
• 14 CPEs will be given for attending this seminar/workshop
Seating
will be limited for this Event!
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Please
follow this link for our generic registration form <==
Venue:
New York
Life Insurance Company
Conference Center 1B, Large Conference Room 1
51 Madison Avenue
New York NY 10010
(between 26th and 27th street, take the #6 train
to 28th street)
Speaker:
Betty
Dorsey, Automated Design Enterprises
For
questions, please contact:
Yonique
Malbranche at (212) 576-6726 / Yonique_Malbranche@newyorklife.com
or Katrina Quintus at (646)
557-1327 / Katrina.L.Quintus@db.com
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