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# Oracle EBS security

# Security for Oracle E-Business Suite connections in Zero Copy Connector for ERP {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated October 22, 2026  
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Learn how access control lists (ACLs) protect Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) data in Zero Copy Connector for ERP, and which authentication methods Oracle EBS connections support.

## Role-based access to Oracle EBS data {#erp-oracle-ebs-security__section_ebs_sec_roles}

Access control lists (ACLs) grant the sn_erp_integration.erp_user role read access to the Oracle EBS tables, model operations, and configuration records. Users without this role can't read Oracle EBS data, even when the
connection is healthy.

Oracle EBS follows the same ACL pattern as the SAP and Workday tables. For the full role list, see [Zero Copy Connector for ERP roles](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/4FRchQe35c5OYyNBiNpYhg "Zero Copy Connector for ERP roles give team members the access they must have to configure ERP systems, build models, or read ERP data.").

The ACLs cover the tables that store WADL service catalog, endpoint, and schema cache records.

## Authentication {#erp-oracle-ebs-security__section_ebs_sec_auth}

For the authentication methods supported across Oracle REST connections generally, see [Authentication methods for Oracle REST connections](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/fFuwVd2WVowbJDTJPPT~Qg "REST connections to Oracle ERP systems in Zero Copy Connector for ERP support basic authentication.").