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Oracle Access Manager 12C- New Key Feature and Differences


  • REST API- REST API’s are introduced in 12c for Federation Management, Multi Data Center, OAuth,, Password Management, Multifactor authentication OTP, Password Policy and Session Management.
  • Enhanced SSL - OAM 12c supports TLS1.2 to provide communications security over the internet. All the simple mode certificates that are generated out-of-the-box for WebGate SSL communication are upgraded to SHA2.
  • Authentication Protocol - Provides support for OAuth in a Multi Data Center environment.
  • MDC Deployment Simplification - Process of setting up and administering OAM Multi-data Center Topologies is simplified without using T2P tooling. New REST based APIs introduced for administrative and diagnostic purposes significantly reduce the number of configuration steps performed in the MDC environment.

  • Session Management - OAM 12c supports database-backed server-side session management to synchronize the session state across multiple nodes of an OAM 12c server cluster.
  • Caching Enhancement - Database-based authentication plugin import, distribution and activation.Configuration and policy is propagated through the configuration and policy store using periodic polling.
  • Password Policy - OAM 12c supports multiple password policies for setting up varied levels of password based complexity protection for users belonging to different groups.OTP is supported with Forgot Password in OAM.
  • Mobile Authentication- New Enrollment process for adding accounts to OMA App.Use App Protection feature to protect your OMA app with a fingerprint identity sensor such as Touch ID for iOS and Fingerprint for Andriod.



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