IBM i Security Administration and Compliance.

Explaining the importance of developing a security policy and detailing how to implement and maintain such a system, this guide reviews IBM i security and the way it functions within IBM i systems. Written in a clear, jargon-free style, this book covers topics such as system security levels, user pr...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Woodbury, Carol
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Chicago : MC Press, 2012.
Temas:
i5/OS.
i5/OS
Computer security.
IBM computers > Programming.
Computer Security
Sécurité informatique.
IBM (Ordinateurs) > Programmation.
Computer security
IBM computers > Programming
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Acknowledgments; Table of Contents; CHAPTER 1
  • Security-The Reasons You're Reading This Book; Evaluating Your Risks; Evaluating the Threats; Managing the Strategic Issues; Getting Started; Don't Close the Book; CHAPTER 2
  • Policies and Procedures; Your Security Policy; Business Events and Procedures; Getting Started with Your Policy; Legal Review; CHAPTER 3
  • Security at the System Level; The System Security Level; Security-Related System Values; Locking Down Security-Related System Values; A Helpful Tool; CHAPTER 4
  • The Facts About User Profiles.
  • What Are User Profiles?User Profile Attributes; Private Authorities and User Profiles; Helpful Tools; Navigator for i; Copying User Profiles; Validation List Users; CHAPTER 5
  • Service Tools Security; Service Tools User IDs; Service Tools Functional Privileges; Device Profiles; The Work with System Security Panel; Monitoring Service Tools Use; Service Tools Security Recommendations; CHAPTER 6
  • Object-Level Security; Private Authorities; Group Profiles; Public Authority; Authorization Lists; How IBM i Checks Authority; Adopted Authority; Authorities and Save/Restore Functions.
  • Object OwnershipLimit User Function; Helpful Tools; Navigator for i; CHAPTER 7
  • Security Considerations for the IFS; IFS Authorities; Managing Authorities to IFS Objects; File Attributes; File Shares: Accessing Objects in the IFS; Gotchas and Helpful Hints; Security Recommendations; Helpful Tools; CHAPTER 8
  • Securing Your Printed Output; Security-Related Output Queue Attributes; Output Queue Ownership; Sample Output Queue Security Implementation; Helpful Tools; Navigator for i; CHAPTER 9
  • Encryption; Encryption Basics; Transmission of Data; Encrypting Data in Files; Encrypting Backup Media.
  • Disaster Recovery ConsiderationsSuccess Depends on Planning; Helpful Resources; CHAPTER 10
  • Connecting to the System; Physical Security; System Values; *IOSYSCFG Special Authority; Network Security Attributes; Security Considerations for TCP/IP; Security Considerations for PCs; Using Exit Points; Management Central; Secure Communications; Wireless Considerations; Helpful Tools; Navigator for i; IBM Director; CHAPTER 11
  • Internet Security; Determine Your Risk; The Process; Corporate Security Policy; Internet Service Provider; Firewalls; System Values; User Profiles; Resource Security.
  • Controlling What Goes OnSecure Web Applications; Exit Programs; Monitoring; Testing and Evaluation; Business Contingency Plan; Be Careful Out There; CHAPTER 12
  • Evaluating Applications' Current Implementations and Designing New Ones; From the Beginning; Design Considerations; Implementation Details; Testing, Testing; Moving Forward; CHAPTER 13
  • Role-Based Access; Roles; Defining the Roles; Group Profiles; Why Group Profiles?; Implementation; CHAPTER 14
  • Role-Based Access for IT; Security and Your IT Staff; Identify the Roles; Define a Secure Environment for Each Business Function.

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