Security Principles Rel 8.96

(Also is applicable for customers on Tools

releases 8.94,  8.95 and 8.97)

 

What you will learn:

This three-day course provides a thorough understanding of JD Edwards

EnterpriseOne features and functionality. Technical implementers, system

administrators, and auditors will learn about system architecture, security strategies, best practices, security assessments, web and portal security issues, and the auditing and authorizing features of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to explain and implement an effective JD Edwards EnterpriseOne security model.

 

Learn to:

• Describe JD Edwards EnterpriseOne security architecture

• Identify web security issues

• Describe sign-on security

• Identify security best practices

• Set up security on JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

• Describe JD Edwards EnterpriseOne auditing and authorizing features

 

Audience:

System Analysts

Technical Consultant

 

Prerequisites:

Required Prerequisites:

Common Foundation Rel. 8.11

 

Suggested Prerequisites:

CNC Foundation Rel. 8.96

 

Course Objectives:

Describe JD Edwards EnterpriseOne security principles

Implement standard security within JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Describe the web and object management security issues of JD Edwards

EnterpriseOne

 

Course Topics:

Technology Overview

Describing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Components

Describing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Architecture

Describing LDAP and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Server Relationships

 

Describing Sign-On Security

Describing Single Sign-On

Describing Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

 

Setting Up Security on JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Identifying a Method to Create Security Components

Explaining How to Put the Components Together

Describing Security Workbench

 

Setting Up Additional Security

Describing Business Unit Security

Describing Address Book Data Security

Using Versions

Describing Batch Approval / Post Security

 

Identifying Web Security Issues

Describing Web-Based Access

Describing the Portal

Describing Portal Security

 

Identifying OMC and OMW Considerations and Best Practices

Describing Security Best Practices

Changing the JDE Password

 

Describing Auditing

Discussing Auditing and Authorizing

Describing Oracle Database Auditing