IBM i is usually the one system left out of a company’s Zero Trust strategy, not because anyone decided it didn’t need protecting, but because a few common assumptions keep it off the list.
In this 15-minute session, we walk through three of those assumptions, show what a real phishing attack looks like when IBM i has no protection in place, and break down the layers that close the gap: network-level exit point security, object and IFS-level permissions built on least privilege, and the additional controls that build on top of them.
Want the details behind the video, including the current industry data on how widespread this gap actually is? Read the full breakdown: 3 Zero Trust Myths That Are Leaving Your IBM i Unprotected.
Have questions about where your own IBM i security stands? Reach out to our IBM i security experts and we’ll help you figure out what’s in place today and what’s missing.
