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Best Practice #1:
Follow Oracle's Best Practices
Best Practice #2:
Do Not Allow Shared Accounts
Best Practice #3:
Do Not Use Generic Passwords
Best Practice #4:
Use New Features Provided By The UMX Module
Best Practice #5:
Treat All Non-Production Instances With The Security As Production
Best Practice #6:
Set Application User Signon Profile Values
Best Practice #7:
Set E-Business Suite Timeout Parameters and Profiles
Best Practice #8:
Properly Set Other Security-Related Profiles
Best Practice #9:
Restrict Network Access - Set Password on Database Listener
Best Practice #10:
Follow the Principle of Least Privilege
Best Practice #11:
Regularly Change System Passwords
Best Practice #12:
Minimize Passwords Contained In OS Files
Best Practice #13:
Secure Default Database Accounts
Best Practice #14:
Be Proactive!
Best Practice #15:
Apply all prior, and plan in advance to apply any new Oracle Security Patches
Best Practice #16:
Limit Access To Forms Allowing SQL Entry
Best Practice #17:
Validate Your Security By Performing Security Assessments
Best Practice #18:
Periodically Expire Applications Users’ Passwords
Best Practice #19:
Restrict Network Access - Limit Direct Access To The Database
Best Practice #20:
Don't stop now!