Redact Table Permit For Free

What is Data Redaction? Data redaction is a method used to protect sensitive data from being compromised or leaked. It involves the removal of particular pieces of data from the whole of it, in an effort to keep it from being exposed as a whole and used for malicious or nefarious purposes.

Redaction (redact) Use the Redaction policy to completely remove or to redact specified fields from the Request body, the Response body, and the activity logs. You might find this policy useful for removing or blocking out sensitive data (for example, credit card details) for legal, security, or other reasons.

Redaction is the process of concealing information while leaving intact the rest of the document or record containing it. This is commonly completed by 'blocking out' the material to be obscured but, as will be discussed below, other approaches may be more appropriate, convenient or effective.

Redaction principles 3.1 Redaction is the separation of disclosable from non-disclosable information by the blocking out, removal or substituting of individual words, sentences, paragraphs, pages or sections prior to its release or publication.

SET_COLUMN_DESCRIPTION: Change the description of column. Example of adding a new column in existing policy of data redaction. BEGIN. DBMS_REDACT.ALTER_POLICY( ... Drop the policy. BEGIN. DBMS_REDACT.DROP_POLICY ( ... Enable the data redaction policy. BEGIN. DBMS_REDACT.ENABLE_POLICY ( ... Disable the data redaction policy. BEGIN.

The process of ?redacting? documents has been used in the legal profession for decades to black out confidential or privileged information during the exchange of documents during litigation. In electronic documents, redaction refers to the permanent removal of information, not the masking or obfuscating of data.

In the below example, a redaction policy created over the CUSTOMER table is dropped by executing the below statement. EXEC DBMS_REDACT. DROP_POLICY (object_schema=>'C##', object_name=>'CUSTOMER', policy_name=>'REDACT_CUST_ACC_NUM');