Kisco Announces New Security Enforcement Tool for IBM i

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Kisco Information Systems announces a new security enforcement tool for the IBM i platform of computers.

 

iSecMap creates a security map for the system and then lets the customer check on what has changed since the map was established.

 

iSecMap starts from the premise that the current security configuration is what the customer wants in place. Then, over time, it lets the customer check current security to see if any changes have crept in. When changes are found, the customer is given the chance to either accept the new configuration or change it back to where it was before the change.

 

For customers who are working on their security configuration, iSecMap lets them monitor changes as they are implemented and confirm that the changes are being introduced as planned.

 

The software maps the key elements of IBM i security including security system values, user profiles, group profiles, authorization lists and library level security. Optionally, the customer can also track object security within libraries that the customer selects and object security within Integrated File System paths. In each area being tracked, key security settings are mapped and watched.

 

iSecMap includes a Security Monitor function that runs as a background batch job. At intervals specified by the customer, security is checked against the established baseline map and changes are reported. Live notification of changes is made by message and/or by email to multiple destinations.

 

The software also includes comprehensive listing of the baseline mapped information stored for the system. This can be used for audit review by bringing all of the key security information for a system together.

 

iSecMap is priced based on the number of user profiles to be supported. User price tiers start at 100 users with 250 user, 500 user and unlimited user licenses available. The software is compatible with systems using IBM’s V5R4 software release and higher, including i/OS 7.2.

 

Complete product information, including an on-line product demo and support information, is available at www.kisco.com/ism.

 

iSecMap pricing starts at $495.00 for a single partition 100 user license and topping out at $1,295.00 for a single partition unlimited user license. For companies with several systems, Kisco offers multiple-license discounts. LPAR pricing is also available to let customers implement the software in multiple partitions on a single serial number. Kisco Information Systems offers a free 30- day evaluation of the product that can be downloaded with complete software documentation from www.kisco.com. To obtain a free evaluation on CD call Kisco at (518) 897-5002 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Kisco Information Systems was formed in 1984 to provide high quality data processing services to businesses in the New York Metropolitan area. The goal was, and continues to be, to provide clients with high quality professional services at a reasonable cost. Our concentration specialty it the IBM i series of systems including Power Server running IBM i, i5, iSeries and AS/400.

Since formation, Kisco has expanded its client list on a steady basis. We have tried successfully to take on clients where we can make a significant business contribution. Our approach is to view data processing as a business resource used to solve business problems in a cost effective way.

Kisco Information Systems significantly expanded its own business horizons starting in 1986. We then started publishing software for the IBM i family and System/36 with several award winning products in national and international distribution. Our list of software customers is constantly expanding. It includes Jefferson Smurfit Corporation, the US Department of Agriculture, Amway, Heald College, Airborne Express, Cargill International, Wyeth-Ayerst Canada and more. We have more than 6000 software installations in the US and more than 40 foreign countries.

In March 2002, Kisco Information Systems moved to new administrative offices deep in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains in Saranac Lake, New York. While we continue to support our consulting clients in the downstate area with on site resources, this move has allowed us to increase our level of support for our software customers.

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