Presentation Transcript: Protecting System i Data from FTP, ODBC and Remote Command: Focus on Data Centers, Data Security, Database Management, DB2, File Transfer Protocols, FTP, ODBC, Operating Systems, OS/400, System i

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Presentation Transcript: Protecting System i Data from FTP, ODBC and Remote Command

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Posted:	16 Oct 2009
Published:	16 Oct 2009
Format:	PDF
Length:	35 Page(s)
Type:	Presentation Transcript
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

All too often organizations ignore the System i platform when developing their security strategy, putting them at risk for data breaches. In this presentation transcript of the "Protecting System i Data from FTP, ODBC and Remote Command" webcast, learn how to control network access on the System i platform. Discover a number of tactics to protect your System i from a security breach:

Prevent a user from accessing data through facilities such as FTP and ODBC
Alert your administrators to unauthorized activities
Select restricting user activities
Use switch profiles to override your users default authorities
Audit and report user activities

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Data Centers | Data Security | Database Management | DB2 | File Transfer Protocols | FTP | ODBC | Operating Systems | OS/400 | System i

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