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Oracle's software was hacked by interns in an hour, researcher says

Julie BortOct 27, 2015, 22:44 IST

Oracle executive chairman Larry EllisonBusiness Insider

Oracle, like all the rest of the big software makers, regularly patches many security holes found in its software.

So maybe it's not big surprise that security is a big focus for the company right now.

On Tuesday afternoon, Oracle's executive chairman and CTO Larry Ellison will be giving details on his company's brand new plans to make Oracle's software more secure. He hinted that the new security tech could be built into Oracle's hardware, possibly inside the computer chip itself, and will be turned on by default, with no way to turn it off saying:

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