Db2 Security Setup: Access Control Guide

In IBM Db2, you can set up security and access control by following these steps:

1. Configure Db2 security settings using Db2 Control Center or command line tools, such as authentication methods and password policies.
2. Create users and assign appropriate permissions using Db2 Control Center or command line tools. Users can be assigned different levels of permissions such as DBA (Database Administrator), DML (Data Manipulation Language), or DDL (Data Definition Language) permissions.
3. Configure access control lists (ACLs) using either Db2 Control Center or command-line tools to restrict which users can access objects such as databases, tables, and views.
4. Enable data encryption using either Db2 Control Center or command-line tools to ensure the security of data during transmission and storage.
5. Regularly audit the security and access control settings of databases to ensure the effectiveness of system security maintenance.

By following the above steps, you can effectively configure the security and access control of Db2 to ensure the security and compliance of the database system.