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How to encrypt file system on Oracle Linux

edited Jan 9, 2020 12:21PM in Linux Operating System (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered

Hello!

We run oracle databases on oracle LinuxVM.

Recently we are looking into how to encrypt all the database creation, user creation and shell scripts so that no one else can have access to the scripts.

Reason:

Our database scripts are stored on Linux server.

Our database scripts contain database user passwords.

Only DBAs have access to the database Linux server via logging on as oracle.

Only System admins have access to the database Linux server via logging on as root.

We would like to secure the scripts so that outside of oracle/root, at storage level or file system level, no one can gain any access to these scripts.

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