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Security model for access to PL/SQL packages

edited Jun 14, 2020 5:09AM in PL/SQL (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered

Oracle 12.2.0.1.0

My head is spinning a little with a simple request getting complex. Maybe it's me so I'm looking for suggestions and another eye.

Our development team is starting a new project using a third-party tool and want to be 'secure'.  After a security class they returned concerned about SQL Injection,. Our Least Privilege Principal model had been DATA OWNER, CODE OWNER AND EXECUTER, and VIEWER.  This was established 20 years ago, so I agree it's time for a fresh perspective. Their suggestion and solution is one account that owns data and code. Two other accounts, a READ and a WRITE will only be allowed to execute packages that read or write as appropriately named. And that, they believe, will take care of their

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