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Monday, May 20 • 5:15pm - 5:35pm
335: Shortcuts to Using the IBM i Audit Journal

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EVALUATION
Learn some new ways to make use of the integrated IBM i audit journal.

In this session you will discover how much information about how your system is being used beyond looking at QHST. Discover what files are being access by which users, how commands are being executed, or just how many invalid signons happened last week.

Learning Objectives:
1. The top 5 must have values for you system security logging.
2. How to discover the most frequent journal entry taking up space in your receivers
3. How you can use Run SQL Scripts in ACS (Access Client Solutions) to quickly access the audit journal information.
Speakers
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Amy Williams

Sr Security Services Consultant, Fortra LLC
Amy Williams is a Senior Security Services Consultant who joined Fortra in 2015. She holds CISSP, CISA, and PCI-P certifications.Amy has worked on the IBM i platform for nearly 30 years and her experience includes application testing, system installation, system administration, and... Read More →

Monday May 20, 2024 5:15pm - 5:35pm CDT
Meeting Room 203C 1508 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
  Security
  • Session Level Intermediate
  • Audience System administrators familiar with the IBM i Audit journal and need to improve ways of getting to the information

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