This chapter introduces the new and changed administrative features of Oracle Adaptive Access Manager 11.1.2. It contains these topics:
Oracle Adaptive Access Manager 11.1.2.0 includes many important features and enhancements that were not available with Oracle Adaptive Access Manager 10g. The following is a list of the new features and enhancements:
Areas | Features and Enhancements |
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Enhanced mobile security | Enhanced mobile security includes:
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Transactional autolearning | New transactional autolearning includes:
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Investigation tools | New investigation tools have been added to make investigations quicker and easier:
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Entity enhancements | Enhanced entities includes:
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Access monitoring toolkit | The Access monitoring toolkit includes:
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Features | 10.1.4.5 | 11.1.1.3.0 | 11.1.2 |
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Real-time and offline rules engine | X | X | X |
Virtual authentication devices | X | X | X |
Knowledge-based authentication | X | X | X |
Adaptive device identification* | X | X | X |
Base security policies (ongoing updates) | X | X | X |
Real-time dashboard (improved) | X | X | X |
Customer service module | X | X | X |
Real-time access to activity data | X | X | X |
Actions, alerts, and risk scoring | X | X | X |
Rule conditions | X | X | X |
Optimized log data management | X | X | X |
Enhanced caching of rules data object | X | X | X |
Expanded integration APIs | X | X | X |
Investigation agent workflow | X | ||
Rules authoring user interface | X | X | X |
Transaction definition and mapping user interface | X | X | X |
Data entity definition and mapping user interface | X | X | X |
Behavior pattern configuration interface | X | X | X |
Configurable actions | X | X | X |
Server-generated one-time password | X (Native only) | X (All deployment types) | X (All deployment types) |
Customizable reporting BI Publisher (bundled) | X | X | X |
Tree-based navigation and policy browse | X | X | |
Tabular multitasking user interface | X | X | |
Customizable search screens | X | X | |
Common audit framework | X | X | |
Better mobile browser UX | X | ||
Mobile tuned security policies | X | ||
REST services and SDK for mobile application developers | X | ||
Lost and stolen mobile device security | X | ||
Customizable patterning | X | ||
Transaction rule conditions | X | ||
Improved case management | X | ||
Utility panel quick search | X | ||
Utility panel notes pane | X | ||
Search transactions | X | ||
Transaction details | X | ||
Compare transactions | X | ||
Streamlined white/black listing | X | ||
Linked entities | X | ||
Entity CRUD operations | X | ||
Targeted purging | X | ||
JMSQ interface | X | ||
Database view generation | X | ||
Integrated Oracle Identity Manager password management flows | X | X | |
Oracle Installer and Repository Creation Utility | X | X | |
Oracle Patch | X | X | |
Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Offline User Interface | X | X | X |
Document Models | X | ||
Globalization | X | X | X |
Integrations | 10.1.4.5 | 11.1.1.3.0 | 11g (11.1.2) |
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Oracle Access Management Access Manager integration | X | X | X |
Oracle Identity Manager integration | X | X | |
Juniper SSL VPN integration | X |
Customers migrating from Oracle Adaptive Access Manager 10g to 11g will notice a few key conceptual and terminology changes. These changes are intended to align terminology used across the Identity Management suite products and simplify administration. Full definitions of these and many other terms can be found in the glossary.
Concepts changes are listed in the following table.
Oracle Adaptive Access Manager's deployed applications in 11g are:
OAAM Server - Adaptive Risk Manager, Adaptive Strong Authenticator, Web services, LDAP integration and user Web application used in all deployment types except native integration
OAAM Admin - Administration Web application for all environment, Adaptive Strong Authenticator and Adaptive Risk Manager features
Architecture and deployment changes are listed as follows:
Administration User Interface is now a separate Web application called OAAM Admin.
Adaptive Strong Authenticator is now deployed as part of the OAAM Server Web application.
OAAM Web applications are now packaged as .ear
files. Exploding them is neither recommended nor supported.