Transparently Encrypting Data in Mainframe z/OS and Open Systems to
Achieve End-to-End Data Protection
Sponsored by: IBM
In a world of ever increasing large scale data breaches the mainframe z/OS environment is not immune. But securing credit card, social security and other types of sensitive numbers or data has been huge challenge, especially in large mixed environments that include both mainframe z/OS and open systems. It can be costly, time consuming and disruptive to business operations.
In this webcast you’ll hear from well-known subject matter experts about the threats and challenges occurring in the mainframe z/OS data security world today and likely future scenarios you should be aware of.
You’ll learn how to achieve data privacy compliance quickly and easily through AES Format Preserving Encryption natively in z/OS and open systems– even going well beyond basic compliance requirements.
What you'll learn during this
webcast:
The top 5 data security challenges for mainframe z/OS and open system environments
Typical sources of data breaches specific to mainframe z/OS and open systems
Which data security threats are the toughest to handle and why
How companies today typically approach protecting data and why it’s not working
Pros and cons of technologies being used today to secure data
How Format Preserving Encryption can protect mainframe z/OS data in VSAM, DB2, IMS and other common data stores and applications as well as for creating de-identified test data
How organizations can use this technology to quickly solve difficult privacy compliance problems in production systems and in QA and test environments
Featured
Speakers:
Gregory P. Boyd
Ted Alexander
John Weald
Mark Bower
ATS, IBM, System z Crypto
Co-founder
VP Engineering
VP Product Management
and eBusiness Security
The Praxium Group
Voltage Security
Voltage Security
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