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Private Database
This is a free database for security professionals to share information on individuals they have had contact with. Contact information may include officer safety information, pictures, alleged offenses, and contact history.
Security Companies wishing to share information must contact Private Security Database and request access. Once access is granted the security company can login and create logins for their officers.
For access email: Contact@PrivateSecurityDatabase.com
This is a web-based security log and report writing software that can be accessed by a computer or mobile device. The entry fields are customizable and can be made to fit your company’s needs. Supervisors and clients can log in real time and view your officer’s logs.
Post orders and contact information modules can be added in as well.
This is perfect for anyone wanting to keep track of their property information in case of theft, fire, or any other incident that may require an insurance claim.
The majority of times I have responded to take a theft report from a student they have no information on the items taken making it a challenge to recover.
Storing your property information improves the ability for law enforcement to recover your items.
The free version allows someone to add one item. Click on login to make a free account.
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Virtual Private Databases (VPD) allow multiple users to access a single schema whilst preventing them from accessing data that is not relevant to them. Although this type of access can be controlled by the application, access via other methods (SQL*Plus) would leave the data open to abuse. VPD uses Fine-Grained Access Control to limit which data is visible to specific users. Setting up a VPD involves the following steps.
First we must create a user to act as the schema owner for this example. Obviously, you will perform the following
tasks using your current schema owner.
Grant CREATE ANY CONTEXT to the schema owner then create the context and context package.
Next we create the context_package body which will actually set the user context.
Next we make sure that all users have access to the Context_Package.
Next we must create a trigger to fire after the user logs onto the database.
In order for the context package to have any effect on the users interaction with the database, we need to define a security_package for use with the security policy. This package will tell the database how to treat any interactions with the specified table.
Next we create the security_package body.
Next we make sure that all users have access to the Security_Package.
The DBMS_RlS package is used to apply the security policay, implemented by security_package, to the the relevant tables.
Finally, test that the VPD is working correctly.
Once you're happy with the basic mechanism you can extend the Security_Package to cover all
tables where restricted access is neccessary, remembering to apply all security policies to
the relevant tables.
Created: 2005-05-14 Updated: 2016-05-09

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Virtual Private Database(VPD) is the most popular secured database which was introduced by Oracle Database Enterprise. It is used when the object privileges and database roles are inadequate to achieve security requirements. The policies or protocols are directly proportional to security requirements.
VPD is associated with the “application context” feature and these contexts are used to manage the data during the execution of SQL statements. A complex VPD example might read an application context during a login trigger and a simple VPD example might restrict access to data during business hours.
There are the following examples of VPD:
Example 1: The user can see the data of the column of account_mgr_id “149” from the 1st table. It will be specific to itself only unless more queries are provided. VPD can execute the data which has been commanded.
Example 2 : In VPD, no application security problems occurred as it can’t be bypassed and all protocols are linked with the customer table. In the below example the customer can see his orders in the order table.
Example 3 : In the given image, the hidden query is applied to hide the data which can be confidential so that it can be fully secured and users will have access control over others except for the hidden one.
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