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In the age of HIPAA, SOX, and PCI, every company needs a security policy that controls data access. Ideally, you want to restrict access to your critical data to only the users who need it to do their job.

PowerTech’s most recent IBM i security study revealed that approximately 43% of the systems studied were monitoring traffic through exit points. However, those systems were monitoring only 28% of the total number of network access exit points, leaving large gaps in their security coverage. Network Security is the industry-leading exit program solution for monitoring network traffic to your Power Systems servers. It allows you to restrict user access to critical data from PCs, and audit end-user access across the network through common services like ODBC, FTP, and DDM.

Protect your company by tracking, monitoring, and controlling access to your critical data with Network Security.

Combine Network Security with PowerTech Interact, and your security solution interfaces seamlessly with enterprise security consoles, such as Internet Security Systems (ISS) Site Protector, to protect your critical data.

FEATURE

Monitor and control over 30 network access points (exit points), including:
• FTP
• ODBC
• Remote command
• Fileserve (mapped drives to IFS)

Record all transactions to a secure journal

Send messages for selected network transactions

Rules by user or group

Rules by object

Rules by IP address for all exit points

Switch profile temporarily to assume authority of another profile

Rules based on transaction detail

Report to spooled file, database, or CSV file

Support for High Availability (HA) environments

Dynamic rule configuration

Generic exit points

BENEFIT

Close the "back doors" not covered by traditional menu security schemes.

Implement policy to restrict access to the users who need it.

Comply with COBIT and ISO controls that require logs of activity.

Provide real-time notification of security events.

Grant access only to the users who have a demonstrated need to the data.

Restrict access to specific objects.

Restrict access to only the locations approved by policy.

Provide flexibility in the authority granted to users by administrators.

Limit access to specific libraries and objects.

Print or analyze data graphically using tools such as Microsoft Excel.

Avoid disruption to business when implementing a disaster recovery plan or HA failovers

Change and implement rules quickly.

Apply Network Security rules to your in-house and third-party software.