Hi Willie,
in fact this is documented here: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/szs/3.1.0?topic=records-access-field-descriptions#select_list_fields_access_field_descs__SIM_VIA
SIM_VIA
Access simulation did not use any connect attribute or profile to determine the event result; for example, because the event was for a command that created the profile. NOTHING is also used to report on access by the audit-only ID *BYPASS*.
Regards,
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Tom Zeehandelaar
z/OS Security Enablement Specialist - zSecure developer
IBM
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu March 27, 2025 06:05 PM
From: Willie Crosby
Subject: ACMON SIM_VIA=NOTHING
Truist Data Risk Classification: [-Internal-]
Greetings,
I ran an Access Monitory job and added the SIM_VIA in the SORTLIST to Simulate Access. Some of the SIM_VIA came back as NOTHING. Does anyone know what NOTHING means from SIM_VIA. There are cases where an ID accessed the same profile via ID_GROUP and NOTHING.
Thanks in Advanced for your help.
Rgrds,
Willie Crosby
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