List of Figures

• 1-1 Oracle Label Security Label-Based Security
• 1-2 Oracle Label Security Architecture
• 1-3 Using Enterprise Manager to Configure Oracle Label Security Policies
• 2-1 Data Categorization with Levels, Compartments and Groups
• 2-2 Label Matrix
• 2-3 Group Example
• 2-4 Example: Data Labels and User Labels
• 2-5 How Label Components Interrelate
• 3-1 Relationships Between Users, Data, and Labels
• 3-2 User Session Label
• 3-3 Setting Up Authorized Compartments In Enterprise Manager
• 3-4 Setting Up Authorized Groups in Enterprise Manager
• 3-5 Subgroup Inheritance of Read/Write Access
• 3-6 Label Evaluation Process for Read Access
• 3-7 Label Evaluation Process for Write Access
• 3-8 Label Evaluation Process for Read Access with COMPACCESS Privilege
• 3-9 Label Evaluation Process for Write Access with COMPACCESS Privilege
• 3-10 Stored Program Unit Execution
• 5-1 Compartments in a Label
• 5-2 Group Example
• 7-1 Diagram of Oracle Label Security Metadata Storage in Oracle Internet Directory
• 7-2 Oracle Label Security Policies Applied through Oracle Internet Directory
• 8-1 Label Evaluation Process for LABEL_UPDATE
• 11-1 Using Oracle Label Security with a Distributed Database
• 11-2 Label Tags in a Distributed Database
• 11-3 Label Components in a Distributed Database
• 11-4 Use of Materialized Views for Replication
• 13-1 Read Access Label Evaluation with Inverse Groups
• 13-2 Write Access Label Evaluation with Inverse Groups
• 13-3 Read Access Label Evaluation: COMPACCESS Privilege and Inverse Groups
• 13-4 Write Access Label Evaluation: COMPACCESS Privilege and Inverse Groups