SIEM · EDR · XDR
Security monitoring for managed Oracle environments
InfoSapient monitors security events across the Oracle Linux servers, hosts, and platforms it manages. Because we also build and run these environments, monitoring is set up around how each one works.
Capabilities
SIEM, EDR, and XDR
Three views of the same environment: its events, its hosts, and the links between them.
SIEM
Security information and event management
Security events from supported systems are collected in one place, checked against detection rules mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and correlated into alerts that can be investigated.
EDR
Endpoint detection and response
An endpoint agent on supported hosts records process, file, and network activity, detects malicious behavior, and shows what happened on a host. Response actions such as isolating a host are used only where the operating system and platform license support them, and only as agreed.
XDR
Extended detection and response
Endpoint, operating system, cloud, and other connected telemetry are correlated, so an alert on one system can be traced across the others it touches.
What we monitor
Five telemetry sources
Sources are agreed for each environment. Operating system and endpoint telemetry are the baseline. The others are added where the environment supports them and the service agreement includes them.
| Source | What it shows | How it is collected | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating system and endpoint | Logins, privilege use, processes, and file and network activity on Oracle Linux servers and other managed hosts | Endpoint agent on each host | Baseline |
| Database audit events | The Oracle Database audit trail: connections and privileged actions | Audit trail collection set up per database | Per environment |
| Application logs | E-Business Suite and middleware logs selected for security relevance | Log collection configured per environment | Per environment |
| Cloud security events | OCI audit and service logs: API calls and identity, policy, and network changes | OCI Logging, forwarded through a pipeline set up per tenancy | Per environment |
| Virtualization telemetry | Activity on Oracle Linux KVM hosts and, where forwarded, Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager | Endpoint agent on the hosts; manager events where they can be forwarded | Per environment |
Context
Why monitoring sits with infrastructure management
Security events make more sense to the people who know what normal looks like on those systems.
Same hosts, same team
Endpoint telemetry comes from the same Oracle Linux servers InfoSapient patches and administers, so a security event can be checked against planned changes.
Database context
Database audit events are read alongside activity on the database host.
Cloud context
OCI audit events are read alongside the workloads they affect.
Less noise
Detection rules are tuned during onboarding, so routine Oracle activity such as backups, patching, and batch jobs does not bury real alerts.
One workflow
Security alerts enter the same operational workflow as infrastructure incidents.
Service agreements
Scope of service
What happens after an alert is set out in each service agreement: which systems and sources are monitored, when alerts are reviewed, and how investigation, ticketing, escalation, and remediation support are handled.
Security monitoring is delivered as part of InfoSapient’s management of your Oracle environment, not as a standalone security service.
Getting started
From scope to steady operation
Coverage is agreed first, then deployed and tuned before alerts reach the workflow.
Scope
Agree the hosts, databases, cloud tenancies, and sources to cover.
Deploy
Install the endpoint agent on supported hosts and connect the agreed sources.
Tune
Fit detection rules to the environment’s normal activity.
Operate
Handle alerts through the agreed workflow and adjust coverage as the environment changes.
Start a conversation
Want clearer visibility across your Oracle environment?
Tell us which systems you run and what visibility you have today. We’ll recommend a practical scope. Initial consultations are free.
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