Raz-Lee Security, supplier of information security solutions for IBM i, has joined iManifest, the international initiative promoting the inherent business and technological values of IBM i on Power Systems.
Raz-Lee Security was one of the first companies to join iManifest, sponsoring both the iManifest US and iManifest EMEA initiatives. Raz-Lee's Japanese business partner, Sanwa Comtec, was one of the leaders of the original iManifest initiative in Japan.
Raz-Lee strongly believes that the worldwide community of IBM’s independent software vendors (ISVs) needs to speak out in a coordinated public relations offensive to ensure that the best business server ever designed–now called IBM i for Power Systems–be allocated the marketing budget and attention it deserves from IBM management.
"Raz-Lee is committed to actively participating in iManifest ventures," said Shmuel Zailer, CEO, Raz-Lee Security. "Based upon our nearly 30 years of i experience, we plan to actively contribute to re-invigorating the platform to the benefit of the worldwide IT community."
“IBM needs to paint a … compelling future for IBM i in bright, vivid colors and get the word out via traditional channels and by cultivating its to-die-for loyal user base and partner ecosystem. It can be done," said Martin Fincham, leader of the iManifest EMEA initiative. "Dispel the myths, tell great stories and commit to a compelling future that others can trust and buy into.”
About Raz-Lee Security Inc. and iSecurity
Raz-Lee Security, headquartered in Nanuet, New York, is the leading security solution provider for IBM i on Power Systems (AS/400) computers. Drawing upon its over 25 years of expertise in the IBM i performance and optimization market, the company designs, develops and markets a comprehensive suite of advanced security software solutions— iSecurity.
Raz-Lee's iSecurity product suite is field-proven and has been successfully implemented in nearly 35 countries worldwide. iSecurity features three product sets: the Prevention pack, a complete security solution covering user/password management, anti-virus protection, detection of harmful events, protection of workstations and more; the Compliance pack, which comprises auditing and compliance solutions, providing automatic reporting security related information; and the Application Security suite, which provides information on all changes in business-critical data using real-time alerts and timeline reports.
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