Restricting save and restore capability

 

Part of your security system should be controlling users' save and restore capabilities.

Most users do not need to save and restore objects on your system. The save commands provide the possibility of copying important assets of your organization to media or to another system. Most save commands support save files that can be sent to another system (by using the SNDNETF file command) without having access to media or a save/restore device.

Restore commands provide the opportunity to restore unauthorized objects, such as programs, commands, and files, to your system. You can also restore information without access to media or to a save/restore device by using save files. Save files can be sent from another system by using the SNDNETF command or by using the FTP function.

Following are suggestions for restricting save and restore operations on your system:

 

Parent topic:

Managing security