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	Advanced IT Training Program Securing and Auditing Oracle Databases (New for 2008) Program Overview In this intensive three-day seminar the participant will learn Oracle’s database facilities and terminology along with the commands needed to know to provide security and controls over Oracle software and to query Oracle-controlled data. Key Objectives Upon completion of this course, participant will be able to assess the security and controls of an Oracle server used in banking applications and data. Instructional Format Facilitated classroom discussion and lectures. Duration This is a four and one-half day course. Level Advanced. Target Audience Risk Management Examiners with 12-15 months on the job experience conducting IT examinations Prerequisites ITEC, Networking (Telecomm, Network+ or TCP/IP), Securing and Auditing the Windows 2003 Server, or equivalent operating system course. Because of Oracle’s dependence on operating system controls, the participant should be knowledgeable in the controls provided by Windows or Unix-type system. Experience auditing, securing, or examining an operating system environment. Pre-Course Assignment None. Special Requirements None. Post Course Feedback None. Credits None. More Information For more information concerning course content, please contact Donald Saxinger, (202) 898-6521 or regarding course administration contact Deborah Calvert, (703) 516-5701.
	Last Updated 06/18/2008	supervision@fdic.gov

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