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Keep a command log annotated with change request information with IBM Security zSecure
April 28, 2019 | Written by: Jeroen Tiggelman
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For demonstrating compliance in an audit it can be necessary to show that changes that have been made to security rules are the result of approved change requests. New function recently released in the service stream for IBM Security zSecure 2.3.1 helps provide assurance via a simplified view based on a log of all RACF commands annotated with change ticket request numbers and descriptions. This functionality also makes it easier to redeploy changes to additional systems. For details, you can refer to this technical article.
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