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May 2007 | by Carol Woodbury
Getting Rid of *ALLOBJ
e-Newsletter Exclusive | IBM Systems Magazine, Business Systems edition Technical Editor Carol Woodbury knows a thing or two about protecting objects and gaining control of your security. In this story, she’ll offer solutions to reducing prolific *ALLOBJ special authorities for users, programmers and operators.
March 2008
Controlling File Shares
e-Newsletter Exclusive | Whether or not you use file shares to exchange information, your critical data may be exposed because of them. Depending on your object authorities, every database file on your system may be available to any user’s PC. You’ll want to read this article to stay protected.
November 2007
Programmers vs. Security -
Is Peace Possible
Administrator | How to establish peace in the datacenter between security officers and programmers.
September 2007
Stupid Information Tricks
e-Newsletter Exclusive | Some common-sense rules can help prevent data loss or security breeches in your organization.
July 2007
Get Control
Lessons from the Lab | Moving to exclusionary-access control is low-risk and affordable
May 2007
Using the i5/OS Auditing Features for Debugging
Administrator | Using the audit journal to debug failures and gather information before making configuration changes.
February 2007
Starting Point
Lessons from the Lab | System i health checks help protect critical data.
January 2007
Protection Upgrades
Cover Story | i5/OS V5R4 brings security enhancements and system-wide changes.
September 2006
Preparing for the Unthinkable
Features | Some considerations to keep in mind when you're developing a security incident-response policy.
September 2006
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