INFORMA TION LIFECY CLE MANAGEMENT FOR BUSINESS DATA By- SHIVALI BEAKT A- 065202919 SMRITI SRIVASTAVA- 09609183 ROHINI RAJAN- 09609110
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INFORMATION LIFECYCLE
MANAGEMENT FOR
BUSINESS DATA
By-
SHIVALI BEAKTA- 065202919
SMRITI SRIVASTAVA- 09609183ROHINI RAJAN- 09609110
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CONTENTS
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Most valuable corporate resource
Help achieve organization goals
Run the business
Identify future direction
Government regulations
Significance of Data
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Regulatory Requirements
Have changed the way
organizations manage data
Organizations retain data for
a specific period, failure to
comply may lead to heavy
fine
The regulations specify
what data is to be retained,
for how long and if it can be
edited
Make sure that electronic
data is secure and all
changes made to the data
must be inspected.
Regulatory requirements such as:Sarbanes Oxley
HIPAA
DOD5015.2-STD
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Oracle database 11g
Objective of todays IT
managers is to store vast
quantities of data at
minimum cost.
Oracle database 11g
achieves this target
Restricts access and
prevents unauthorized
changes to dataCryptographic function to
check any misuse of
privileges
Oracle Audit vault automates the
collection and analysis of audit data
Most secure and scalable
audit warehouse
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Information Lifecycle Management
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Lifecycle of data
Data is moved to different physical locations during its lifetime
Based on the phase of the lifecycle, most appropriate storage device
needs to be used.
The various phases in the lifecycle are as follows-
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Oracle database 11g for ILM
STRIKING FEATURE
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IMPLEMENTATION OF ILM
Step 1- Define the data classes
In order to make
effective use of Information Lifecycle
Management, the
first step is to look at
all the data in the
organization, whattype of data is it,
where is it stored.
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Implementation of ILM
Step 2 Create Storage Tiers for the Data Classes
Since Oracle Database 11g, can take advantage of all the different
storage options that are available, the next step is to establish the
following storage tiers:
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Creation of Storage Tiers for the Data
Classes
The Costs Savings of
using Tiered Storage
One of the benefits of implementing an ILM
strategy is the cost
savings that can result
from using multiple
tiered storage.
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Implementation of ILM
Step 3 Create Data Access and Migration
Policies
The next step is to specify who can access the data and the
operations they may perform and how to move the data
during its lifetime.
Managing Access to Data
Using Oracle Database 11g, extremely effective methodsfor controlling what authorized users of the database maysee is to use database views or implement security policiesusing virtual private database.
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Implementation of ILM
Step 4 Define and Enforce Compliance Policies
The fourth step in defining the ILM environment is the creation of
compliance policies.
When defining compliance policies there are five areas to consider:
-Retention - Auditing
-Expiration - Privacy
-Immutability
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ORACLE ILM ASSISTANT
AGUI based tool for managing ILM environment.
Provides the ability to create lifecycle definitions, that areassigned to the tables in the database.
Based on the lifecycle policy, the ILM Assistant advises when it is
time to move, archive or delete data.
Ability to show how to partition a table based on a
lifecycle definition and to simulate the events on a table if it were
partitioned.
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ILM ASSISTANT
It can also display and query all the audit
records and generate and compare digital signatures.
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BENEFITS OF AN ONLINE ARCHIVE
Data remains
online when
needed, thus faster
access to meet
business
requirements.
Optimum
utilization of
resources (using
current
application to
access the data).
Even if the data is
old, it is easy and
cheap to save the
data.
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CONCLUSION
Oracle Database 11g provides an ideal platform for implementing
ILM because it¶s simple to use since there are no specializeddata stores to manage and it operates independent of any
hardware.
It has proven fast performance, therefore all information can bequickly retrieved.
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The Oracle Database provides total flexibility, therefore it can rapidly
adapt to any change in requirements, which is extremely important due
to the continuing evolution of the emerging regulations.
Information Lifecycle Management enables us to understand our
data, which is an extremely valuable business asset, which must be
managed properly, to ensure business success and regulatorycompliance.
CONCLUSION
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