Integrations and extensions.
Integrations are where most Oracle estates quietly lose control: built one at a time under deadline, each with its own authentication style and credentials, with nobody holding the full list. We inventory every connection, put them all on one standard, and give you a review process so new ones arrive secure.
What we deliver
Every connection known, authenticated and owned.
A complete inventory
Every OIC integration, VBCS extension, API and function, with its owner, the data it touches and how it authenticates.
OAuth, not Basic
OAuth 2.0 with confidential clients as the standard. Basic authentication survives only with a documented review, a signed exception and an expiry date.
One client per connection
Each connection gets its own client, so a credential change or token refresh in one integration never breaks another. Why it matters.
A security review process
A lightweight review that every new integration and extension passes before it goes live, so the inventory stays true.
Secrets and connectivity
Credentials in a vault, private connectivity where it matters, and no secrets in code or configuration files.
AI calls held to the same standard
Integrations and agents that call external models are reviewed like any other connection: owned, authenticated and logged.
Signs it's time
You probably need this if…
- Nobody can produce a list of every integration and how it signs in
- Integrations still run on Basic authentication or shared credentials
- A token refresh or password change has broken integrations that seemed unrelated
- New integrations go live without anyone from security looking at them
Talk to us.
Tell us how many integrations you run and how they authenticate today. An estimate is fine.