Oracle CASB Cloud Service

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Configure Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in Oracle CASB Cloud Service

Learn how to set up Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) compartments for monitoring by Oracle CASB Cloud Service.

Creating a Dedicated Service Account for monitoring AWS (Target)

Learn how to create an IAM User account for a single or standalone AWS account or a target account configured in cross-account logging.

Registering an AWS Account using a Dedicated Service Account (Target)

Learn how to register your AWS instance with Oracle CASB Cloud Service using a Dedicated Service Account.

Creating a Dedicated Service Account for monitoring AWS (Source)

Learn how to create an IAM User account for the Source AWS account configured in cross-account logging with a Target account.

DSA: Turn on Cross-Account Logging in AWS

Cross-Account logging is a configuration in Amazon Web Services that allows users to pipe CloudTrail log data from one account to another account’s S3 bucket.
Learn how to set up cross-account logging between two AWS accounts.

Registering an AWS Account using a Dedicated Service Account (Source)

Learn how to register a Source AWS account into Oracle CASB Cloud Service with a dedicated service account configured for cross account logging.

Creating and Registering a Target AWS Account using an IAM Role

Learn how to create an IAM Role for a single or standalone AWS account or a TARGET AWS account configured in cross account logging, and register the account in Oracle CASB Cloud Service.

Creating and Registering a Source AWS Account using an IAM Role

Learn how to create an IAM Role in the Source AWS account configured in cross-account logging with a Target account and register the Source AWS account in Oracle CASB Cloud Service.

IAM Role: Turn on Cross-Account Logging in AWS

Enhancing Security for Oracle HCM Cloud with Oracle CASB

Oracle SaaS applications like Oracle ERP Cloud and Oracle HCM Cloud are inherently very secure. However, in a shared security model, given the sensitivity of critical data stored in Oracle SaaS applications, sufficient controls have to be in place to store it securely. Oracle CASB Cloud Service plays an important role in keeping your data protected. This video talks about scenarios where Oracle CASB can enhance the security for Oracle HCM Cloud.

Configuring and Registering Amazon Web Services (AWS) for monitoring by Oracle CASB Cloud Service

There are multiple ways to configure Amazon web Services (AWS) to be monitored by Oracle CASB Cloud Service. The video on this page provides an overview of the two major scenarios, based on using either IAM roles or IAM users to to secure your AWS account or accounts.

If you want to use an IAM role, follow the instructions in the first Content List below.

If you want to use IAM users (access and secret keys), follow the sequence of videos in the second Content List 2 below.

Enabling CloudTrail and S3

In order for Oracle CASB Cloud Service to monitor your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account, you must enable 2 services - CloudTrail and S3. Enabling these services allows your IAM account to read the AWS service itself, and the CloudTrail logs in your S3 bucket.
Learn how to enable CloudTrail so that it pipes its logs to an S3 bucket on your Amazon Web Services account.

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