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Policy Compliance Manager
The Bsafe Policy Compliance Manager is a tool to help you create, document and maintain a clear security policy for your organization. First of all you set up easy-to-create templates. After defining the policy you have decided on, you proceed to the next step of running a compliancy check against the actual definitions in your system. This check produces a report showing any deviations from your policy template. Finally, after checking the deviations, you have the option of aligning the actual definitions in the system to that of the policy template either object by object or collectively in a single operation. This gives you a tool to implement your policy in the organization.


With the Bsafe Policy Compliance Manager, you can maintain many different templates for varying requirements and target objects - e.g. various different levels of user profile, object authority and system value definitions.



The Bsafe/Enterprise Security Policy Compliance Manager:
  • Permits you to maintain a documented security policy which can be instantly displayed to your auditors.

  • Gives auditors and management the tools to check if corporate policy is confined just to the document it’s written in or is really implemented on your computer.

  • Provides auditors and administrators who are not System i experts with a window into how security policy is implemented on the system.

  • Allows you to define a variety of security policies for your System i, check them at will and even fix the current system definitions to conform to the policy your organization has adopted.

  • Allows you to define different approaches to security policy, to compare them, revise them and then upgrade your existing policy with the agreed revisions.

  • Helps you achieve compliance with industry regulations.

  • Scans your system for deviations from your organizational policy and lists them, one by one, for review, on screen and in printed reports.

  • Allows you to pinpoint parameters which have not been defined in accordance with organizational policy, like user profile parameters. System values and object authorities.
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