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2014 State of IBM i Security Study

PowerTech • June 12, 2014  
2014 State of IBM i Security Study

IBM i remains one of the most securable servers, but poor configuration and missing controls can result in undetected data access, fraud, or worse.

The only study focused exclusively on IBM i security found an alarming 94% of systems fail to protect all 27 exit points.

How many of your exit points are controlled? How do your systems compare?

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