Alternative is to use a client PowerSC (apply the right security level)

# pscxpert -f /etc/security/aixpert/custom/CISv1.xml 	CIS Security Benchmark for AIX 7.1
# pscxpert -f /etc/security/aixpert/custom/CISv2_Lev1.xml 	CIS Security Benchmark for AIX 7.2
# pscxpert -f /etc/security/aixpert/custom/CISv2_Lev2.xml 	CIS Security Benchmark for AIX 7.2
# pscxpert -f /etc/security/aixpert/custom/GDPRv1.xml	General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Or apply a predefined level (-p verbose mode)

# pscxpert -l medium -p

Dump an aixpert default level, in order to modify it and apply then using PowerSC

# pscxpert -l high -n /etc/security/aixpert/custom/mycustomfile.xml

Now you are able to change some parameters for example maxage and then apply it using -f option

Alternative is to use a client PowerSC (apply the right security level) (/etc/security/aixpert/core/appliedaixpert.xml)

# pscxpert -c

Report is produced in /etc/security/aixpert/check_report.txt

Compare to a custom security level with a specific Profile

# pscxpert -c -P /etc/security/aixpert/custom/mysecurity.xml

Add the option at end -p -r to generate a CSV report

Undo security settings (-p verbose mode)

# pscxpert -u -p