Oracle® Internet Directory Administrator's Guide 10g (9.0.4) Part Number B12118-01 |
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Directory Concepts and Architecture, 6 of 15
Oracle Internet Directory is a key element of the Oracle Identity Management Infrastructure. This enables you to deploy multiple Oracle components to work against a shared instance of Oracle Internet Directory and associated infrastructure pieces. This sharing allows an enterprise to simplify security management across all applications.
In addition to the role it plays in the Oracle Identity Management infrastructure, Oracle Internet Directory provides many powerful features for protecting information.
These security features within Oracle Internet Directory itself include:
In either an enterprise or hosted environment, you can use all these features to enforce a uniform security policy across multiple applications enabled for use with Oracle Internet Directory. To do this, you deploy the directory for administrative delegation. This deployment allows, for example, a global administrator to delegate to department administrators access to the metadata of applications in their departments. These department administrators can then control access to their department applications.
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