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  • Subject: Re: Security Question
  • From: "Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 22:48:30 -0400

< If the incident is in progress, activate auditing software and consider
<implementing a keystroke monitoring program. (Make sure the system log on
<warning banner permits a monitoring program to be implemented.)

I can see why a monitoring pgm could be useful, if it could format the data
in a meaningful way. Have to ask the guys on the MI list if one could
intercept all keyboard data, but my first guess would be a comm trace
(get everyone except twinax users). The Security Auditing allows you to
audit a user's activity. But you really need a tool to tie all this
together.
Has anyone heard of one for 400? They certainly exist for NT & probably
Unix. And it should be as easy as flipping the switch!

> There is also much discussion of the notion that there is no such thing as
a
> totally secure system (I disagree ... an AS/400 that is not connected to
the
> real world), but sooner or later we may be at risk, so what can an
employee
> who knows Master Security Officer password do, other than pulling plug on
> suspect, when we have suspicion that something untowards is occurring?
>


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