Oracle EBS on OCI: More Than Rehosting

by Lee Broders | Apr 6, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Moving Oracle E-Business Suite to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can look like a straightforward hosting change, but the best outcomes come from treating it as an architecture programme rather than a simple rehost.EBS depends on database, application tier, network,...

Hybrid Cloud: When It Makes Sense

by Lee Broders | Mar 30, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Hybrid cloud is sometimes presented as a default architecture for organisations that are not ready to move everything into public cloud. In reality, it works best when there is a clear reason for workloads to remain distributed across on-premises and cloud...

Understanding Your External Attack Surface

by Lee Broders | Mar 23, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Your external attack surface is the collection of internet-accessible systems, services and information that an attacker can discover and potentially target. It includes more than the company website. Public IP addresses, remote-access services, cloud endpoints, APIs,...

Oracle Database Upgrades: The Hidden Dependencies

by Lee Broders | Mar 16, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Oracle Database upgrades are often described as version changes, but the database itself is only one part of the service. The real work is usually in the dependencies around it.Applications, middleware, client libraries, backup tools, monitoring, replication,...

IAM: Least Privilege Without Operational Friction

by Lee Broders | Mar 9, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Least privilege is one of the most important identity principles in cloud and enterprise environments. It is also one of the easiest to implement badly.Too much access creates unnecessary risk. Too little access creates operational friction, encourages workarounds and...