Harish Niddagatta
Product Manager
Harish Niddagatta is a software industry expert with broad experience in Infrastructure, Database and Security Compliance Management areas with Customer-First centric approach.
Harish is a Product Manager in Oracle's Systems Management and Security products group, that delivers Oracle Enterprise Manager and Oracle Management Cloud Services family of system management products.
Recent Blogs
Observability Insights: Proactively secure Oracle databases with OCI ...
In today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, unpatched Oracle Databases pose significant risks to enterprise security, compliance, and operational resilience. Manual patching and reactive security approaches often leave organizations exposed to potential data breaches, downtime, and compliance violations
Critical Vulnerabilities and Exposure insights with O&M Database ...
Oracle has built O&M Database Vulnerability Detection service (limited availability) for external databases. This service helps improve your security posture by offering insights into CVEs and providing specific patch recommendations for remediation
Secure Linux Configuration for PCI-DSS Compliance with Enterprise ...
With the ever-present danger of security breaches, protecting sensitive data is critical. Data breaches are becoming more frequent; there has been a big increase in the number of records and the value of the information stolen. Businesses must ensure that sensitive data is protected by securing the ...
Secure Linux Configuration for HIPAA Compliance with Enterprise ...
In 2020, there was a substantial increase in the number of breaches and incidents reported in the Healthcare vertical. In fact, the number of confirmed data breaches in Healthcare increased from the previous year according to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report. Misconfiguration was one of t...
SCAP Support: Secure Linux Configuration with Enterprise Manager
Data breaches are becoming more frequent, there has been a big increase in the number of records and the value of the information stolen. While there are many reasons for breaches, some of the reasons are due to misconfigurations, over-privileged user accounts and lack of auditing. To guard against ...