Security Strategy & Roadmap
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We implemented Oracle HCM recently including Redwood. Defining the long term plan for support, we face challenges with our Oracle Security knowledge depth specifically (defining and maintaining roles/ SOD/ SOX etc). Is there anyone who has experience in setting this up after a successful Oracle HCM plus Redwood implementation and would like to share best practices with me?
Our company deeply entered in the Microsoft world (EntraId, M365, Azure). Microsoft is publishing, in particular, a compliance dashboard and security dashboard. How are you using them and which kind of governance are you putting around them?
How does your organisation best unify their tactical security solutions into a single unified platform / single pane of glass?
Encrypting data so if we are hacked, the data can't be read or exploited39%
Multi-factor authentication and phishing awareness training is enough to stop attacks before they get in59%
Something else (comment below)1%
I wanted a point of view on migration from on-prem AD and SCCM to AAD and Intune. Would be great to have a perspective on, - Is there a real need since SCCM is still undersupport from Microsoft? - I understand that we can get rid of onprim AD Infrastructure and move on SaaS, but any other benefits we get by doing this?
Excellent (more than enough)10%
Good (we have enough to reach our goals)55%
Acceptable (could be better but we make do)31%
Poor/unacceptable (more funding needed ASAP)3%
Unsure / other
Is "serverless" a term that is actively being used or evaluated within your organization? Comment with your stories...
Yes37%
Yes, but not enough, we want/need to ramp up39%
No17%
No, but I expect this will change soon5%