New IBM iSeries Audit Policy
A new configuration auditing policy designed to test IBM Systems against the iSeries Security Reference Version 5 Release 4 is now available on the Tenable Support Portal.
Users can log into the Tenable Support Portal to obtain this audit policy. The file is called "IBM v5 r4 iseries security reference" and is located in the "IBM iSeries Configuration Audits" section.
To use this audit policy, update the plugins and create a new policy to perform compliance checks against an AS400 system.
Enable the IBM iSeries Compliance Checks:
The credentials are entered under the "IBM iSeries Credentials" preference tab:
The audit file is specified under the "IBM iSeries Compliance Checks" preference tab:
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