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i2Pass v4.0
Instant 2FA for the IBMi, now with DUO mobile authentication! i2Pass adds multi-factor authentication (MFA) to the IBMi. MFA is a critical component of many Enterprise IT security frameworks and cyberinsurance policies,
READ MORE >>iEventMonitor v7.0
iEventMonitor is an affordable and robust monitoring solution for IBM i. It watches and alerts on OS and security events using data points collected from audit journals, message queues, history logs and system values. Native SMS messaging, remote responders and other automations, and a complete web UI are all included.
READ MORE >>kConnect v1.05
kConnect is a native SMS communications utility for IBM i that replaces outdated email-to-text messages. kConnect is integrated across the Kisco product portfolio to reliably send alerts and notifications.
READ MORE >>iFileAudit v8.0
Simplify and automate complex audit reporting on the IBM i. Now with Bluescape, our 100% web based admin interface. Goodbye green screen!
READ MORE >>The Apache-based IBM HTTP Server for i is a vital defense in web and API security for IBM i. As such, it requires regular attention.
Use this procedure to check the version of libwebp or any other open source package on IBM i.
You may have heard claims that HTTP “basic” authentication leaves credentials unencrypted and exposed. While it’s true that basic auth itself doesn’t encrypt credentials, this doesn’t matter in practice. Modern sites and APIs should be using HTTPS, which encrypts everything over the wire, protecting basic authentication credentials in transit.
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