Blockchain for the enterprise: Crypto-secure data management
summary
Oracle embeds blockchain functions directly into the database so enterprises get crypto-protected rows without rewriting apps: immutable tables (insert-only SQL tables) block updates and deletes by DB users; blockchain tables cryptographically chain row digests so tampering breaks the chain and inserts commit in sub-milliseconds on RAC with Data Guard; a published distributed signed digest provides non‑repudiable public proof; end‑user data signing and an open‑source verifier enable independent auditors; features ship in 19c/21c and require minimal application change.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:40Blockchain for the Masses
- 2:28Preventing Illicit Changes to Data
- 5:12Limiting the Damage from Unavoidable Vulnerabilities
- 5:38Oracle Provides Protection from Many Types of Illicit Changes
- 6:30Preventing Illicit Changes Using Insiders Credentials
- 6:56Oracle Immutable Tables
- 8:06Detecting Illicit Changes that Bypass Database Software
- 9:48Oracle Blockchain Table Verification
- 12:21Distributing Blockchain Digest
- 14:29Data Falsification
- 15:10End-Users Data Signing
- 17:03Peer-to-peer Blockchain Complexity
- 18:24Oracle Blockchain Use Cases
- 19:40Blockchain Adds to Oracle's Unique Maximum Security Architecture
- 20:31Oracle Converged Database Supports all Leading-Edge Data and Workloads Dramatically simpler Development and Management
- 21:00Blockchain in the Oracle Database Addresses Real-World Data Protection Challenges Faced by Enterprises and Governments
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