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IBM DB2: Audit and Security

Course Code: DB2AS (Also known as: DB2ASGB)      Days: 2
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Bath (BA1) 29/04/10 £ 700
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Course Overview

This "Hands-on" two day training course, is for computer auditors and security specialists wishing to see how to close weaknesses on a 390 or LUW environment.

This course has been classified as IT Technical Training.

Audience

Computer Auditors and Security Specialists

Skills Gained

By the end of the course you will be familiar with the DB2 database on both z/OS and LUW platforms and feel comfortable talking to the database administrators and developers.

Prerequisites

You should have a basic understanding of Relational Database Management Systems and with the processes used by computer auditors in examining systems. Some commands are entered into a terminal screen and you should feel comfortable doing this.

Course Outline

  • DB2 UDB Architecture
  • Accessing the environments
  • User Security
  • The Catalog
  • SQL
  • System Security
  • Procedures
  • Triggers


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