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4 NovSafety & SecuritySiliconANGLE

Real application testing keeps AI-driven security patches safe

AIAI-generated summary Oracle released Deep Data Security in April to pass an authenticated user identity as an encrypted token straight through to the database. Oracle says that moving authorization controls down into the data layer prevents AI agents from bypassing end-user security rules and leaking data.

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