Creating And Managing Database Firewall Sets and Profiles

Learn how an auditor creates and manages Database Firewall sets and profiles.

When defining the Database Firewall policy rules, you should consider actors like Database Administrators, client programs, actions they can perform, or they cannot perform. Configure Database Firewall policy rules to take relevant actions based on actors and their actions. These actors are nothing but session context attributes retrieved by Database Firewall from the network traffic when a client program establishes a session with the target database.

These sets allow you to create a list of session context attributes such as client host IP addresses, database users, OS users, database objects, and client programs. You can also create sets of SQL clusters. SQL clusters are a group of SQL statements which are similar to each other. A profile is a named combination of sets.

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