Oracle Fusion Cloud (SaaS)
TMA-ORACLE-SAAS-1.9
Ensure Basic Authentication Is Blocked for SOAP and REST API Integrations
Deskripsi
Organizations must block the use of Basic Authentication for all SOAP and REST API integrations with Oracle SaaS Applications. This can be achieved by disabling Basic Authentication at the Fusion Applications layer and enforcing OAuth 2.0 as the only supported authentication method. Blocking Basic Authentication prevents insecure clients from connecting, even if misconfigured. Combined with monitoring, this ensures that only OAuth tokens are accepted, reducing exposure to replay attacks, credential ... Reported as a manual review item: these Fusion/EPM/OCI IAM settings are reviewed in the Oracle SaaS and OCI consoles or reports.
Cara pemeriksaan
Metode audit: Tinjauan manual
1. Review your Service Request history with Oracle to confirm a request has been submitted to disable Basic Auth for APIs. 2. Confirm Oracle's response/documentation showing that Basic Auth is disabled in the environment. 3. Attempt API calls using Basic Authentication and verify they fail. 4. Use supported authentication (JWT, SAML, OAuth) to confirm the API works with secure methods.
Cara perbaikan
Metode perbaikan: Panduan atau patch infrastruktur
1. Submit a Service Request to Oracle SaaS Operations asking to disable Basic Authentication for APIs in your Fusion instance. 2. Include details of your current integrations (endpoints, methods) that rely on Basic Auth. 3. Confirm with Oracle that Basic Auth has been disabled in your environment. 4. Update all integrations to use supported methods (JWT, OAuth, SAML) per Oracle guidance. 5. Test all APIs to validate they function correctly under the new authentication method.
Properti
- Sistem operasi
- Apa saja
- Tag
- oracle-saasidentity
- Referensi
- CIS Oracle SaaS Cloud Applications Benchmark v1.0.0 - 1.9 Ensure Basic Authentication Is Blocked for SOAP and REST API Integrations