Cilasoft announced it would be counted among the exhibitors at the COMMON 2009 Annual Meeting and Exposition in Reno, Nev., April 26-30.
Cilasoft says it is pleased to participate once again "in this essential event for the System i community" and encourages attendees to stop by Booth 625 to meet Guy Marmorat, Cilasoft's technical director.
Cilasoft will show System i users advanced features of its audit and security software, and Marmorat will present previews of the latest functions and enhancements to the QJRN/400 and CONTROLER solutions.
QJRN/400 runs the audit trail provided by database and system journaling. It includes a query manager that enables precise selections, customizable reports and processing methods (in real time or scheduled mode).
CONTROLER is the active component of the Cilasoft Security Suite. It protects System i data which are accessible either via the network (FTP, ODBC, DRDA...) or via an OS/400 command. Using the OS/400 exit points technique, CONTROLER fits into the scheme of auditability of controls and actions made. It enables better monitoring of confidential data thanks to the SQL and QRY engine audit module.
All attendees interested in a demonstration of the QJRN/400 and CONTROLER are invited to contact
About Cilasoft
Cilasoft, headquartered in France, is a global leader in Security & Compliance Solutions for System i and Power servers. Cilasoft provides a comprehensive Audit and Security Suite, including QJRN/400 for system and database auditing, and CONTROLER for access and command control, and auditing the SQL engine, to help companies address regulatory requirements (Sarbanes-Oxley, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, 21-CFR, Basel II, ...) in terms of audit, access control, traceability, data protection and confidentiality. More information available at www.cilasoft.com.
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