The ability to analyze user profile-based queries adds an essential dimension to the challenge of defining, synchronizing, and managing user profile information.
Raz-Lee Security has enhanced its iSecurity Visualizer with business intelligence capabilities that can now help companies analyze and pinpoint security and management issues based on all security and management-related queries executed from the iSecurity GUI.
For the past three years, Raz-Lee has offered its customers an advanced, Eclipse-based business intelligence solution called Visualizer for easily analyzing network access and QAUDJRN activity in a friendly graphical user interface environment. This solution enabled users to instantaneously find the “needle in the haystack” in order to investigate potential security breaches whether originating from the network or from IBM i.
With the addition of the new capabilities, Visualizer now analyzes:
• Firewall log files
• Audit log files
• AP-Journal application data
• Output of Firewall queries
• Output of Audit queries including User Profile-related queries
• Output of queries which have been run and stored on disk (Database Reports)
The ability to analyze user profile-based queries via Visualizer is of special interest and adds an essential dimension to the challenge of defining, synchronizing, and managing user profile information—especially in multiple-partition environments.
In addition, Visualizer now has “Drill-To” capabilities for easily defining or changing security rules based upon specific network access or QAUDJRN events, as well as for dynamically displaying a table view of BI-filtered data, enabling export to Excel, PDF, CSV and HTML files.
Raz-Lee Security sees this functional expansion of Visualizer as a major step forward in helping customers obtain real benefit from iSecurity as well as in differentiating iSecurity from all other competitors, the company says.
"Anyone reading the professional trade press over the past year or so has undoubtedly been impressed by the ever increasing number of articles centering on the potential benefits to companies attained by using business intelligence technologies," says Eli Spitz, vice president of Business Development, for Raz-Lee Security. "Our revolutionary Visualizer BI product responds to this trend and gives our customers the cutting-edge technology they deserve."
About Raz-Lee Security Inc. and iSecurity
Raz-Lee Security, with headquarters in Nanuet, New York, is a leading security solution provider for IBM's Power Systems running IBM i (AS/400) computers. Drawing upon its 26 years of expertise in the IBM i platform performance and optimization market, the company designs, develops, and markets a comprehensive suite of advanced security software solutions, namely iSecurity.
Raz-Lee's iSecurity product suite is field-proven and has been successfully implemented in more than 30 countries. 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. For more information, visit www.razlee.com, or contact Eli Spitz at
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