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InfoSec Firsts: CorreLog and XBridge Combine to Unveil the Industry's First Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and Real-Time SIEM for z/OS at SHARE San Antonio
March 2, 2016
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compliance standards,
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by Tony Perri
Mainframe Myth-Busting: File Integrity Monitoring is only for Windows/UNIX security systems.
February 8, 2016
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network security,
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managing corporate IT security and compliance,
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by Tony Perri
That’s the thing about myths: they’re only partly true.
Yes, File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) has been part of the distributed computing landscape for a few years now. And yes, real-time enterprise.
Guest blog post, z/OS security, from Barry Schrager Part 4 of 7: Who has access to your sensitive data?
November 19, 2015
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by Barry Schrager
Now that we’ve gone through verifying that your system has no known integrity vulnerabilities, users are validated in a manner that will minimize the chance of someone stealing their identity and.
PCI DSS Myth-Busting: When PCI DSS references File Integrity Monitoring, they are just talking about Windows/UNIX.
October 14, 2015
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by Tony Perri
Not so fast…what about MFIM.
File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) has been part of the distributed landscape for years, generally as a component of an enterprise anti-malware strategy. But as attacks.
Guest blog post, z/OS security, from Barry Schrager Part 3 of 7: Where's the data?
July 15, 2015
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by Barry Schrager
Mainframe Security: Part 3 - Where is all your sensitive data?
One vulnerability I see a lot are copies of sensitive data outside of the production environment. This sensitive data, if disclosed, can.
Mainframe Security Part 2: User Authentication
How can a system accurately determine whether access to data should be allowed when it is not certain who the user is? We have seen this in the NSA -.
Guest blog post, z/OS security, from Barry Schrager Part 1 of 7: System Integrity
June 22, 2015
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by Barry Schrager
Mainframe Security Part 1: System Integrity
I’m often asked about what installations can do to maximize their data security in an IBM mainframe environment. For those that do not know me, I was.
What to do when your mainframe catches a virus
8 Guidelines for monitoring mainframe security controls per PCI DSS Requirements
Now that we have your attention, allow us to expound on the.
Don’t expect to move your cyber-security gauge towards 'safe' until..
April 1, 2014
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by Charles Mills
Your network is vulnerable because your log management practice fails to include real-time mainframe data.
The InfoSec World show is upon us. For those of you unfamiliar with InfoSec World, it is.
DAM that HACK! 7 ways your z/OS DB2 can alert you to cyber threat
March 18, 2013
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by Tony Perri
Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) is defined by Gartner as “… tools that can be used to support the ability to identify and report on fraudulent, illegal or other undesirable behavior, with.