• Tracking remote access users on System i

    As remote access through FTP or iSeries Access becomes the standard, the system history log and exit point solutions are two options for tracking users on the AS/400.

  • User being locked out by Windows share on iSeries

    Use the the iSeries QSYSOPR message to look for any errors in passwords when running a program on the iSeries that transfers data to a spreadsheet on a Windows share.

  • Controlling remote access on your IBM i

    To control remote access via network connections on the AS/400, the most secure solution is implementation of the exit point controls in the operating system. The server controls serve as gatekeepe...

  • Checking your IBM i authorization lists

    Have you ever created an object on the AS/400 without making sure the necessary authorization list is attached? By using some common commands, you can secure your IBM i, and audit objects and fix m...

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  • Encrypting files or fields on the iSeries

    Encrypting files on iSeries is no trivial undertaking. Using vendor technologies such as those from Linoma Software and nuBridges may be easier than cobbling it all together with IBM tools.  Ask the Expert

  • Is your AS/400 secure?: How a hacker could get valuable information from your system

    Many AS/400 shops fail to consider the risk of users accessing the platform via desktop application rather than green-screen applications. Shahar Mor explains how AS/400 can be compromised using standard desktop tools. Through a ficticious scenario u...  Tip

  • System i security report roundup

    The AS/400 System Security Attributes report is useful to review all of the system values and network attributes to make sure that they are still set to the value that you expect based on your security policy. Then, for good measure, see how your se...  Tip

  • Establish strong OS security to ward off FTP hackers

    iSeries expert Richard Loeber offers more FTP server security tips to prevent hacking on your System i.  Tip

  • Using object level security to control data access

    Expert Carol Woodbury explains how to use object level security to control employees' access to files without limiting their method of access.  Ask the Expert

  • Preventing password hacking

    How to securely implement iSeries for overseas operation.  Ask the Expert

  • Maintaining user profiles boosts iSeries security

    Keeping user profiles current is necessary to IBM System i (iSeries, AS400) security. iSeries security expert Richard Loeber offers news and advice about maintaining user profiles.  Tip

  • Learning guide: Steps to a secure System i

    This organized list will guide you along your way to maintaining a secure iSeries system. Undoubtedly, the iSeries is one of the most secure platforms out there, but don't be mistaken in thinking that it is untouchable. Address the basic security iss...  Tip

  • System i security issues: Application software package

    I have recently heard from several readers lamenting the deplorable state of security in their System i third-party application software. Some products enforce the establishment of a standard group user profile along with a default password for that...  Tip

  • Unsecured devices worry IT professionals

    IT admins keep working to make networks secure even as more unsecured personal gadgets, like smart phones and BlackBerrys, find their way into companies  Article

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