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Protecting Against SQL Injection Attacks with Oracle Database Firewall

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“Samar noted that there is a difference between the default
defensive capabilities of Oracle Database and MySQL.

“There are not many preventive mechanisms on the MySQL database
itself like the way we have it on the Oracle database,” Samar said.
“On the Oracle database, we have support for encryption, more
access control and more auditing, so there are multiple layers of
defense.”


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