Webinar Description

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, protecting sensitive data is more important than ever. OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing (ZPR) solution offers a cutting-edge approach to network security by adopting a "zero trust" architecture. This innovative solution enables organizations to enforce strict access controls by managing network security policies independently of the underlying network architecture. ZPR uses an intuitive, intent-based policy language that allows security administrators to clearly define specific access pathways for data. With this approach, only authorized traffic is permitted to traverse the network, while all other traffic is denied by default. This dramatically reduces the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches. Unlike traditional network security solutions that often rely on complex configurations tied to physical infrastructure, ZPR simplifies security management. The separation of policy from the underlying architecture makes it easier for security, network, and audit teams to collaborate, enforce compliance, and adapt to changing requirements. Join our webinar to explore how OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing works, its benefits, and how it can transform your organization's network security strategy.

Demo:
• Simple ZPR implementation example with example use-cases.

Self-Study Links:


• In addition to OCI official documentation, A-Team Networking is a great place to find quality assets focusing on everything networking related in OCI.
• OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing
• Overview of Zero Trust Packet Routing documentation
• What is OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing
• First Principles: Robust Data Breach Protection with OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing
• How to build a ZPR Policy (Video)

Webinar Description

The Network Firewall service gives you visibility into traffic entering cloud environments as well traffic between subnets. In this session, you will be introduced to our Oracle Cloud Network Firewall solution which is a managed firewall service built using next-generation firewall technology from Palo Alto Networks. You will learn about how to apply granular security controls to inbound, outbound, and lateral traffic based on multiple use-cases and design patterns to application and network workloads on OCI with flexible policy enforcement.

Take-Home Activity/Lab:
• OCI Network Firewall Service Common Use Cases

Self-Study Links:


• OCI Documentation – Network Firewall
• Overview of Network Firewall
• Network Firewall Quick Start Guide

Blogs:


• OCI Network Firewall - Securing the LBaaS traffic
• OCI Network Firewall - NAT Gateway use case
• OCI Network Firewall - Securing the Private LBaaS traffic
• OCI Network Firewall - Hub and Spoke traffic inspection
• OCI Network Firewall - Concepts and Deployment
• OCI Network firewall traffic Decryption - SSL Inbound Inspection
• URL Filtering using OCI Network Firewall
• Selective access to SaaS services using OCI Network Firewall
• Difference between Web Application Firewall and Network Firewall service

Webinar Description

This is an in-depth session designed to help you build a more visible, reliable, and responsive cloud network on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Whether you're starting your cloud journey or optimizing an existing deployment, proactive network monitoring and quick issue identification is essential for operational resilience.

In this webinar, we’ll explore OCI’s Network Command Center services, including Network Visualizer, Network Path Analyzer, Flow Logs, VTAP, and Capture Filters, and show how they work together to provide end-to-end visibility into your network. You’ll learn how to detect issues faster, analyze traffic paths, and simplify root cause analysis.

The session will include live demonstrations with real-world use cases, showing how these tools can be applied from Day One and continue to deliver value as your environment grows in complexity. Whether you're a cloud architect, network engineer, or operations lead, this session will equip you with the tools and knowledge to improve your cloud network's health and performance.

Self-Study Links:
• https://www.ateam-oracle.com/post/oci-networking-best-practices-part-four-oci-network-monitoring-observability-and-management
• https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/post/control-networks-oci-network-monitoring-kit

Self-Study Links:


• Network Visualizer
• Inter-Region Latency
• Capture Filter
• Virtual Test Access Points
• VCN Flow Logs
• OCI Network Path Analyzer

Blogs:


• OCI Network Visualizer
• OCI inter-region latency dashboard
• OCI Flow Logs and Capture Filters
• OCI VTAP
• Working with OCI VCN Flow Log
• Exporting VCN Flow Logs into OCI Logging Analytics
• Introducing OCI Network Path Analyzer

Webinar Description

Join us for an insightful webinar where we dive into the core pillars of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) security monitoring and governance services. We'll explore how to leverage services like OCI Logging, Audit, Events, Streaming for SIEM integrations, Notifications, and Access Governance to build a resilient and compliant cloud environment.

This session is ideal for cloud architects, security engineers, and compliance teams looking to enhance visibility, control, and response across their OCI workloads.

Self-Study Links:
• https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Logging/home.htm
• https://docs.public.content.oci.oraclecloud.com/en-us/iaas/Content/cloud-adoption-framework/auditing.htm
• https://www.oracle.com/application-development/connector-hub/
• https://www.oracle.com/cloud/events-service/
• https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Notification/home.htm
• https://docs.oracle.com/en/solutions/oci-aggregate-logs-siem/
• https://www.ateam-oracle.com/post/access-governance-for-oci
• https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Security/Reference/monitoring_security.htm

Webinar Description

This session will cover Web Application Firewall (WAF) which helps you to protect web applications from malicious and unwanted internet traffic. You will learn about the API Gateway, which enables you to publish APIs with private endpoints that are accessible from within your network. The endpoints support API validation, request and response transformation, CORS, authentication and authorization, and request limiting. We will end with information on Certificates which let you create and manage TLS certificates, certificate authorities (CAs), and CA bundles.

Self-Study Links:
• Web Application Firewall
• API Gateway
• Oracle Cloud Certificates

Webinar Description

This session will walk you through four key pillars of protecting your tenancy and custom images in OCI:

• Cloud Guard: Native Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) to continuously monitor and remediate misconfigurations.
• OS Management Hub: Automates patching, updates, and compliance for custom and marketplace images.
• Vulnerability Scanning: Helps detect vulnerabilities at the compute level.
• Container Registry: Provides image scanning to ensure secure deployment of custom images.

Self-Study Links:
• Oracle OS Management Hub
• Cloud Guard
• Thread Intelligence Service
• Container Security

Webinar Description

In this session, you will learn about OCI’s security architecture, which includes isolated network virtualization and pristine physical host deployment. This helps OCI reduce risk from advanced persistent threats. We will cover the tools OCI provides to help customers with their part of the shared responsibility model. Finally, you will learn how to use these tools to configure and assess your OCI tenancy to align with the CIS OCI Benchmark using the OCI CIS Landing Zone.

• Take-Home Activity/Lab:
  1. Deploying Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Center for Internet Security Landing Zone
  2. Compliance Checking Script

• Self-Study Links:
  1. Security Overview
  2. OCI-CIS Landing Zone Quickstart

This curriculum is part of Cloud Customer Connect's series of live webinars for OCI users, where architects and product managers provide technical deep dives, answer your questions, and deliver the latest updates.

Webinar Description

Join this session for an overview of the IAM service. In addition to learning about users, groups, Authentication, and Authorization, this session will cover compartments, tagging, and how to best leverage them for access and cost management use cases. You will also learn about new features released in the OCI IAM service, such as Workload Identity Federation and Continuous Workforce Verification. No session can be complete without an AI discussion. We will talk about using OCI IAM to protect MCP servers in your deployment.

• Take-Home Activity/Lab:
  1. Kick off your OCI Journey
  2. Centralize user management for Oracle Autonomous Database with OCI Identity and Access Management (IAM)
  3. OAS SSO using App Gateway with IAM Domains

• Self-Study Links:
  1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – IAM
  2. Zero Trust Implementation with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
  3. Compartments Overview
  4. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Tagging
  5. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Organization

This curriculum is part of Cloud Customer Connect's series of live webinars for OCI users, where architects and product managers provide technical deep dives, answer your questions, and deliver the latest updates.

Overview

In this session, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the foundational Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) networking services. The webinar will cover the deployment of these services along with best practices to guide their optimal use. You will begin with an overview of Virtual Cloud Networks (VCN), Dynamic Routing Gateways (DRG), OCI Gateways, Network Security principles, and Private Endpoints, and Private Service Access.

Description

Build a rock-solid networking foundation on OCI. This session walks through Virtual Cloud Networks (VCNs) end to end - IP planning, public and private subnets, and route table design - then maps traffic flows with Internet, NAT, and Service Gateways for secure egress and private service access. We’ll show where a Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) fits for hub-and-spoke, site-to-site, and multi-VCN architectures. You’ll learn how to apply layered security using Security Lists and Network Security Groups, and how to standardize rule management at scale. We’ll close with Private Endpoints and Private Service Access to enable zero‑exposure access to services without touching the public internet. Leave with reference patterns and practical guardrails you can apply immediately in production.

Agenda

• • VCN
• • Gateways
• • Network Security
• • Private Endpoints and PSA

Demo:

• • Private Service Access

Take-Home Activity/Lab:

• • Configure VCN Peering

Self-Study Links:

• • VCN and Subnets
• • DRG
• • Gateways:
  • • Internet Gateway
  • • NAT Gateway
  • • Service Gateway
• • Network Security:
  • • Sec Lists
  • • Sec Groups
• • Blogs:
  • • OCI Networking Best Practices - Network Design, VCN, and Subnets
  • • OCI Networking Best Practices - OCI Network Security
  • • Network Security Groups vs Security Lists

This curriculum is part of Cloud Customer Connect's series of live webinars for OCI users, where architects and product managers provide technical deep dives, answer your questions, and deliver the latest updates.

Overview

This session explores Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) networking solutions, focusing on seamless connectivity options for local (intra-region), remote (inter-region) and external (on-prem and other clouds) environments. Key topics include Local Peering Gateway (LPG) and Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) for intra-region communication and Remote Peering Connection (RPC) for inter-region communication. For external connectivity, we delve into IPSec VPN, FastConnect options through Oracle partners and third-party providers, colocation with Oracle, and hybrid solutions like IPSec VPN over FastConnect. Additionally, we highlight multi-cloud strategies with Azure Interconnect and GCP Interconnect, ensuring robust, secure, and scalable cloud networking. Join us to discover how OCI enhances enterprise connectivity across diverse scenarios.

Description

Extend your OCI footprint across VCNs, regions, data centers, and clouds with predictable performance and strong security. We’ll start with local and remote VCN peering—Local Peering Gateways (LPG), Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) and Remote Peering Connections (RPC)—covering routing design, use-cases, and best practices. Then we’ll compare external connectivity options: IPSec VPN for rapid, encrypted connectivity; FastConnect for high-throughput, low-latency private links; and deployment models via Oracle partners, third-party providers, or customer colocation. Finally, we’ll examine multicloud patterns using OCI–Azure Interconnect and OCI–Google Cloud Interconnect, including HA topologies, routing best practices, and typical latency/bandwidth profiles for data replication, app tiering, and DR.

Demo

• • VCN Peering via DRG Demo
• • OCI-Azure Interconnect Demo

Activity:

• • MultiCloud Network Connectivity

Self-Study Links:

In addition to OCI official documentation, A-Team Networking is a great place to find quality assets focusing on everything networking related in OCI.