5 TLS and Secure Network Protocols
Communication security is the confidentiality and integrity of the information sent over communications channels, such as TCP/IP-based networks.
Secure communication implies confidentiality and integrity of data sent over communications channels, such as TCP/IP-based networks. It uses cryptographic protocols to provide communication security over the network.The TLS protocol provides privacy and data integrity when:
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Routing data using the distribution path between the Distribution and Receiver Server.
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Communicating between Oracle GoldenGate and the client applications (web browser, Admin Client or any other Rest API calls)
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The connection is private (or secure) because cryptography is used to encrypt the data transmitted
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The identity of the communicating parties can be authenticated using public-key cryptography The connection is reliable because each message transmitted includes a message integrity check using a message authentication code to prevent undetected loss or alteration of the data during transmission.
Topics:
- Certificate Access Control List
Learn how you can refine communication security. - Transport Layer Security Protocols and Ciphers
Review the supported security protocols. - TLS Certificate Revocation List Handling
Learn how to configure a revocation list. - HTTPS Security and Cache Headers
Review the supported security and cache headers.
Parent topic: Securing the Microservices Architecture