• Firewall – prevents criminals from accessing and stealing sensitive data. Covers all 53 System communications protocols. Logs all access attempts and reports breaches.
• Audit – monitors and reports on all activity in the System I, performs as real-time auditing and detailed server audit trails.
• Compliance Evaluator – provides at-a-glance compliance checks assessing security status, strengths and weaknesses, based on industry and corporate policies.
• Authority on Demand – Control of user authorities, and dynamic granting of additional authorities on an as-needed basis, accompanied by more scrutinized monitoring.
• AP-Journal (including READ logs) – Monitoring of all changes in business-critical data & alerting of relevant personnel upon significant changes.
• Password - Full password management capabilities, including enforcement of site-defined password policies. Provides detailed daily reports of unsecured passwords.
• Anti Virus - Protection from Windows-compatible viruses and programs used or stored on System i server. Performs automatic pre-scheduled periodic scans.
• Screen - Automatic protection for unattended workstations
• Encryption (future) - Prevents intruders from using stolen information even when they succeed in obtaining it.

• Compliance is mandated by the payment card brands and not by the PCI Security Standards Council.
• However, for most merchants, the deadlines for validating compliance with the PCI DSS have already passed.
• One should check with acquirer/merchant bank to check relevant deadlines, based on merchant transaction volume (level) as determined by the card payment brands.
• All entities that transmit, process or store payment card data must be compliant with PCI DSS.

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