Cilasoft dans la presse
Cilasoft Monitors Additional Exit Points with IBM i Security Tool
19 Février 2013
Par IT Jungle (Alex Woodie)
"IBM i security software developer Cilasoft last week unveiled enhancements to two of its products, including CONTROLER, its exit point monitoring solution, and EAM, its Elevated Authority Manager solution. Cilasoft says the capability to monitor two additional exit points in CONTROLER--the open database file and socket exit points--as well as new commands in the tool, will give IBM i shops a powerful new way to enforce data-centric security policies, which it claims is "an enormous breakthrough."....
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Cilasoft Ships Authority Manager Tool for IBM i
1er mai 2012
Par IT Jungle (Alex Woodie)
"Organizations that are concerned about tracking the activities of IT professionals as they're logged onto IBM i servers may want to check out the new Elevated Authority Manager (EAM) tool from Cilasoft. The software provides a rich array of options for controlling the use of powerful user profiles, such as those with QSECOFR authority and keeping an organization compliant with government regulations..."
Cilasoft Security Software Gaining U.S. Business
8 mars 2011
Par IT Jungle (Alex Woodie)
"If you had a security audit tomorrow, would you pass? Security insiders say, more often than not, that security holes are numerous at IBM i shops, and are quite big in some cases. For IBM i security software vendor Cilasoft, the overall lack of good security policies in United States companies is leading to an uptick in sales of software and services..."
3 solutions Cilasoft pour la gestion et la protection de son «AS/400»
18 juin 2010
Par IT PRO (Aurélien Garroux et Charlene Lefoulon)
"Les constats du marché de l’AS/400 sont intelligibles à tous : l’environnement, bien qu’on lui reconnaisse ses qualités, souffre de la notoriété attribuée à d’autres systèmes, comme Windows, et plus spécifiquement d’une « migration vers SAP, notamment dans le secteur de l’industriel », comme le souligne Guy Marmorat, Directeur Technique et intervenant sur ces deux journées consacrées aux solutions Cilasoft."
Security and Auditing Breakthrough Gives Cilasoft Compliance Advantage
25 mai 2010
Par IT Jungle (Dan Burger)
"Underestimating security issues and being unaware of the technology that makes systems more secure can be the dog you never thought would bite you until it did. The loss of sensitive data can hurt in many different ways. Regulatory compliance mandates have forced some IBM i-based companies to think about this, and software companies like Cilasoft are crafting new technology that can help. Cilasoft's database monitoring software is a good example."
New i OS Security Firm to Offer Multiple Wares, Services
15 septembre 2009
Par IT Jungle (Dan Burger)
"Cilasoft an international software company based in France that specializes in security, audit, and compliance software for the IBM Power Systems server (also known as the System i, iSeries, and AS/400) platform, has contracted with IT Security and Compliance Group to build sales in the U.S. market. Cilasoft has clients in more than 40 countries around the globe, ranging from small businesses to large multinational corporations, but has had minimal impact in the USA."
Security Sage Dan Riehl Busts a Move—and Offers Sound Security Advice for IBM i
9 septembre 2009
Par SystemiNetwork (Linda Harty)
"I spoke with veteran (21 years!) System iNEWS tech editor Dan Riehl about a major career move he recently announced. Let's get the scoop on that, as well as Dan's expert, IBM i-focused take on security trends and challenges, social media, the economy, SSO, and PCI. We also offer a sneak peek at an upcoming article Dan authors in our October print magazine—it's just the ticket to get you ready for your next security compliance audit."
QJRN/400 Sniffs Out Fraud, One Journal Receiver at a Time
7 octobre 2008
Par IT Jungle (Alex Woodie)
"QJRN/400 from Cilasoft is a database auditing tool for the IBM System i server that relies on the operating system's extensive journaling function to dig up evidence of malfeasance or fraud by users. Clever System i users will be able to hide their tracks to some extent. But when every little action is tracked and recorded, it's just a matter of piecing the puzzle together, and that's where QJRN/400 excels."
