The last time I taught an in-person training class around Oracle security was almost 5 years ago. I was in The Hague for a class in February 2020 and then the lockdown hit us for Covid in March 2020 and this situation of work from home and no travel went on for some time. I started to move classes to on-line only via webex and I have taught quite a few classes online but its not the same as in-person classes.
I have spoken at conferences in person since the lockdowns BUT its time to move the training back to the classroom with people sat in front of me.
Online is still live but you don't get the same fact-to-face interaction or chats in the breaks or before we start or at lunch time.
I have planned a unique 3 day Oracle Security even to be held from January 21st to January 23rd 2025 here at our offices in York, UK. The class is a new agenda and is up to date for all relevant versions of Oracle up to 23.
We are going to cover cradle to grave of understanding why data in an Oracle database can be insecure and we are going to walk through the whole process of securing Oracle across the organisation.
There is a lot more details on the Oracle Security in 2025 page and also details of how to register.
This class will be limited in places to make it more personal to allow more people to interact and discuss and ask questions. To book your place then please see the Oracle security class details and agenda and I hope to see you there!!
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