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Non-invasive solutions to instantly add layers of protection to your critical data
Solutions to automate audit for security compliance and data tracking
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Carol Woodbury and Steve will explore the responsibilities of the IBM and the customer.
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IBM i security legend, Carol Woodbury, joins Kisco Systems in an advisory role.
iSecMap v3.0
iSecMap is an IBM i security toolkit that automates reporting, audit and compliance. This release includes expanded reporting and security mapping to CIS Benchmarks.
READ MORE >>iEventMonitor v8.0
iEventMonitor is a complete monitoring solution for IBM i. It watches and alerts on OS and security events using data points collected from multiple data sources. Now with centralized reporting and management for multiple LPARs.
READ MORE >>i2Pass v4.0
Instant 2FA for the IBMi, now with DUO mobile authentication! i2Pass adds multi-factor authentication (MFA) to the IBMi. MFA is a critical component of many Enterprise IT security frameworks and cyberinsurance policies,
READ MORE >>iFileAudit v8.0
Simplify and automate complex audit reporting on the IBM i. Now with Bluescape, our 100% web based admin interface. Goodbye green screen!
READ MORE >>The IBM i Security enhancement in IBM i 7.6 that should draw your attention the most, is the enablement of MFA. Why is this so significant? This article explores how to configures MFA on IBM i as well as why you’ll still want to consider vendor MFA solutions after you upgrade.
Just like IBM i 7.5 brought many new IBM i Security features and a re-emphasis on IBM’s commitment to secure by design, so does IBM’s recent announcement of version 7.6. Here, Carol Woodbury explores the highlights of what’s new and changed in the area of IBM i Security.
An effective way to reduce the risk of suffering an outage from malware is to stop sharing directories containing critical data and/or shares that expose large portions or the entire system (such as a share to root (‘/’), /QOpenSys or /QSYS.LIB.)
