Oracle® Retail Process Orchestration and Monitoring Security Guide Release 21.0 F42220-02 |
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As retailers migrate to the cloud, they must consider how the cloud, and more specifically SaaS, will impact their privacy, security, and compliance efforts. As the cloud service provider, Oracle Retail works together with customers to meet cloud security objectives.
At a high level, retailers are responsible for:
Understanding Oracle's security policies
Implementing their own corporate policies through Oracle tools
Creating and administering users through Oracle tools
Ensuring data quality and enforcing end-user devices security controls, so that antivirus, malware and other malicious code checks are performed on data and files before uploading data
Ensuring that end-user devices meet the minimum-security requirements
Generating public/private key pairs as requested by Oracle Retail
To securely implement Process Orchestration and Monitoring Cloud Service, retailers and their implementation partners should read this document to understand Oracle's security policies. This document summarizes information and contains links to many other Oracle documents.
As the cloud service provider, at the highest-level Oracle Retail is responsible for:
building secure software
provisioning and managing secure environments
protecting the retailer's data
Process Orchestration and Monitoring Cloud Service fulfills its responsibilities by a combination of corporate-level development practices and cloud delivery policies. Sections in this document will describe this information in great detail later in this document.