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Administering User Accounts and Security describes the fundamentals of creating and administering user accounts, including how to manage user roles, what the administrative accounts are, and how to use profiles to establish a password policy.
After you create user accounts, you can use the procedures in this section to further secure these accounts by following these methods:
Safeguarding predefined database accounts. When you install Oracle Database, it creates a set of predefined accounts. You should secure these accounts as soon as possible by changing their passwords. You can use the same method to change all passwords, whether they are with regular user accounts, administrative accounts, or predefined accounts. This guide also provides guidelines on how to create the most secure passwords.
Managing database accounts. You can expire and lock database accounts.
Managing passwords. You can manage and protect passwords by setting initialization parameters. Oracle Database Reference describes the initialization parameters in detail.
Parameters Used to Secure User Accounts
Predefined User Accounts Provided by Oracle Database for a description of the predefined user accounts that are created when you install Oracle Database
Oracle Database Security Guide for detailed information on manager user accounts and authentication