Ninety days to a working control set Blog Deploying SafePaaS for Oracle ERP Cloud: A 90‑Day Blueprint to Strengthen Risk Management This blueprint shows how an Oracle ERP Cloud customer deploys SafePaaS as an independent control layer and how it operates day to day once live. It… Apr 29, 2026 · 11-min read
Evidence an auditor will accept Blog Oracle Control Evidence: What Auditors Really Want You to Prove When auditors ask where your Oracle control evidence comes from, the answer is often more complex than it appears. For most Oracle application and platform teams,… Apr 29, 2026 · 7-min read
Where the security context comes from Blog Inside the SafePaaS + Oracle ERP Architecture: Security Context and Data Flows SafePaaS sits alongside Oracle ERP, not inside it. It acts as an independent, policy‑driven control plane that ingests Oracle configuration and activity, ties it to your… Apr 29, 2026 · 7-min read
Judge the platform, not the brochure Blog How to Evaluate Oracle ERP Security and Controls Platforms Beyond Native Tools When Oracle runs your core finance processes, passing an audit is no longer just about having controls in place. In a multi‑ledger, multi‑business unit, highly integrated… Apr 29, 2026 · 14-min read
How the Big Four would run it Blog From Oracle‑Native to Audit‑Ready: A Big‑4 Playbook for Internal Audit and SOX Why strong Oracle controls still draw tough audit questions On paper, your Oracle environment may look solid: roles are locked down, SoD rules are configured, and… Apr 29, 2026 · 9-min read
A report is not yet evidence Blog Deep Dive: Turning Oracle SoD Reports Into Evidence You Can Trust When your team struggles to trust your Oracle segregation of duties (SoD) reports, the control stops working and starts sounding like noise. You may be doing… Apr 29, 2026 · 6-min read
What a control gap actually costs Blog Business Case: The Cost of Oracle ERP Control Gaps — and the ROI of Independent Monitoring What this business case is about Oracle ERP control gaps are expensive even when they do not become front‑page failures. The cost usually shows up first… Apr 29, 2026 · 9-min read
Silent failure is still failure Blog Are Your Oracle ERP Controls Failing Silently? When Oracle ERP sits at the center of your business, ITGC and SOX work is never standing still. Oracle ERP Cloud and Oracle-native controls (such as… Apr 29, 2026 · 6-min read
The controls inside the application Blog IT Application Controls (ITAC): A Practical Approach to Assurance and Audit Readiness IT application controls (ITAC) are a key component of IT general controls and application-level assurance, providing confidence that systems process transactions accurately, completely, and in accordance… Apr 14, 2026 · 3-min read
Watch transactions, not summaries Blog Continuous Transaction Monitoring for Finance, Risk, and Audit Governance Access management is only one part of security and control assurance; equally important is how that access is used. Continuous transaction monitoring focuses on how business… Apr 14, 2026 · 3-min read
The perimeter moved to the login Blog Identity Security for Business‑Critical Systems: Managing Access Risk at Scale As more applications move to the cloud and users connect from almost anywhere, identity has become the primary control plane of enterprise security. For systems that… Apr 14, 2026 · 3-min read
Access risk, named and owned Blog Identity Governance for Business‑Critical Applications: Control, Accountability, and Risk Identity governance was traditionally treated as a background IT or compliance function. Today, it is central to how organizations manage access risk across their most critical… Apr 14, 2026 · 5-min read
