According to the standard security model, which two responsibilities fall on the customer in OCI?

In the context of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), customers assume specific responsibilities under the shared responsibility model, delineating which security aspects the cloud provider handles and which the customer must manage.

Object Storage Data Security is indeed a responsibility that falls on the customer. Users are accountable for the security and integrity of the data they store in OCI's Object Storage service. This involves implementing appropriate access controls, encryption measures, and managing data classification to ensure that sensitive information is adequately protected from unauthorized access or breaches. Customers have the flexibility to select security configurations and protocols that fit their own security policies and compliance requirements.

This allocation of responsibility underscores the importance of customer awareness and proactive management of their data security strategies within the platform, ensuring that security measures are tailored to their specific needs while leveraging the cloud provider's infrastructure.