Layer up on security.

Guard against today’s complex threats with a robust defense.

Cybersecurity experts agree: implementing multiple layers of security is the best way to protect your mission-critical data.

You’ve already taken steps to protect your IBM i, but security threats are growing and every system includes multiple areas of vulnerability.

Now is the time to take your data protection to the next level.

Start by identifying the vulnerabilities on your system with a free Security Scan. The Scan audits common IBM i security metrics and one of our Security Advisors will help you interpret the results.

Why Should I Run a Security Scan?

You’ll learn where your system is at risk and get clear, actionable tips for protecting your sensitive data. A Security Scan is:

Confidential—Only you see the results
Thorough—The Scan covers 8 critical areas of IBM i security
Clear—You’ll understand where your system is secure and which areas need work
Secure—No files are left on your IBM i

The Security Scan shows where your IBM i security currently stand, where your system is at risk, and how you can improve data protection.

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"The free Security Scan from HelpSystems was far more valuable than anything we've done to this point. Their report summary was also the most well put together analysis we've had in some time."

"The Security Scan is a valuable tool for identifying areas of concern. It provided me with the right information to present to management so I can get the resources that I need to fix the issues."

The Security Scan Reviews Critical Areas of IBM i Security

Executive Summary

The Executive Summary ranks the overall condition of your system. Red, yellow, and green indicators compare your system against best practices, along with references to the COBIT framework to which they apply.

User Access to Data

The User Access section reviews user access to system data through common network access services, such as FTP, ODBC, and Remote Command.

Public Authority

The public is any user with a profile and password, so this section indicates how accessible the system is to the average end user.

User Security

The User Security section reviews how many user profiles haven't been used for at least 30 days and how many have default passwords, as well as reviewing basic password settings.

FTP Access

The FTP Access section identifies security vulnerabilities caused by using FTP (file transfer protocol) to transfer files between a client and server on a network

System Security

The System Security section examines key system values that control security settings on your system.

Administrative Rights

The Administrative Rights section reviews eight special authorities and the vulnerabilities of each.

Recommendations

The Recommendations section provides suggestions for remediation based on the security checks performed on your system.

Leverage the World’s Top IBM i Security Experts

CEOs around the world are making cybersecurity a top priority, but few companies have the internal resource to tackle IBM i security alone. HelpSystems is your security partner, leveraging the most knowledgeable and experienced IBM i security experts in the business—Robin Tatam and Carol Woodbury.

Our comprehensive range of software and services includes:

Layering up on security is all about managing the risks to your system. We can help you identify the vulnerabilities that put your IBM i at risk—and pinpoint the security controls that will fortify your system.

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