Now TWO Sessions on IBMi Security; The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Deploying User Profiles Properly by Robin Tatam

When
19 Feb 2015
5:30 PM
Location
111 Route 46 East, Parsippany, NJ 07054

Registration

Member Early-Bird – $55.00
Member Regular – $60.00
Member Walk-ins – $65.00
Non-Member Early-Bird – $70.00
Non-Member Regular – $75.00
Non-Member Walk-Ins – $80.00

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Start Time: Reg. 5:30 pm

IBM i Security:

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

by Robin Tatam

Bonus Session just added!

"How to Deploy IBM i User Profiles Properly"

Encore Performance in a

continuation of the

Security Series by Powertech

Don’t miss more than a decade’s worth of research on the security configurations of IBM-i based servers and the successes and failures of organizations that run critical applications on them.

PowerTech has audited thousands of IBM i servers around the world, gaining extensive, real-world insight into the deployment state of IBM i security controls.

Join me for a recap of eye-opening statistics from this wildly popular study: The State of IBM i Security. Along with the results, this session provides a review of six configuration categories:

 Network-initiated commands & data access

 Server-level security controls

 Profile and password settings

 Administrative capabilities

 Public accessibility to corporate data

 System event auditing

Learn what steps your own organization must take to address these continually overlooked and dangerous security exposures—including some that are often missed by professional auditors!

Bonus Session

How To Deploy IBM i User Profiles Properly

There are a few mechanisms that speak to the security of your IBM i server with as much impact as your User Profiles. It is imperative that profiles are configured and maintained correctly in order to have any chance at preventing data leakage. Attend this important session to learn about the security aspects of your user profiles, including:

 Special Authorities

 Limited Capabilities

 User Class

 Group Profiles

 User Auditing

 V6R1 enhancements

 Adopting Authority of Another User

 Common Ways That Users Circumvent Authority

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