Security News > 2020 > September > Oracle Announces Availability of Cloud Guard, Maximum Security Zones
Oracle on Monday announced the general availability of its Cloud Guard and Maximum Security Zones cloud security tools.
Cloud Guard and Maximum Security Zones were some of the new security services univeled by Oracle in September 2019.
"Accelerating the path to value is our key focus area, and Oracle technology and Oracle Cloud is a key factor to deliver on that. We were immediately impressed with Oracle Cloud Guard - the set-up, ease of use, and immediate results about potential misconfigurations," said Chris Pasternak, managing director at Accenture.
"We appreciate the fact that this capability is available at no cost above the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure investment. It further solidifies the conversations I have with my clients about how Oracle builds Oracle Cloud with security in mind first; Oracle Cloud Guard is a great example of how Oracle continues that heritage."
"We recently turned on Oracle Cloud Guard, and we've been looking at Oracle Maximum Security Zones to see how we're doing as we deploy the Oracle E-Business Suite production instance into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure," said Tom Morgan, threat intelligence lead, Cyber Security Group, Darling Ingredients.
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