Software development like all other professions has to rise up and meet the challenge of the new work paradigm, lest it follows in the wake of those who failed to change. ...
So you may say we have many products across many processes so we are good. Again I ask, did you get a guarantee. This myth is in the balance as there are certainly products that complement your security posture so they are needed. You need...
So the myth has been busted – believe in your people and they will in return support you in unimaginable ways. We have seen this approach work really well and have fine-tuned the process to suit each client based on their specific needs. ...
In Part 1 we discussed the basic requirement for your cryptography journey. We are now going to focus on the constructs of running off-host Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) vs on-host HSMs vs Software HSMs. It’s a 3-way comparison and some of the considerations when taking...
A lot has been said about cryptography, the algorithms that support it and the mechanisms to deliver data securely without any compromises. This becomes a far reaching exercise when financial transactions require the best form of security to ensure data cannot be compromised....
There is no clear winner here so one has to determine the workloads and configurations needed in order to determine hosting requirements. The only issue is with z/OS where you are bound by rules that govern the platform. So if you have COBOL applications, you...
In running these tests we have common disk technology, common workloads and common databases. We used Katalon to run scripts with workloads that are identical. So we believe the myth is busted. You must ensure you have a detailed understanding of your I/O sub-system...
Come chat to us on how we can enhance your security framework on a mainframe. Mainframe security has advanced so myth not busted....
You have to take a different approach where COBOL acts as the mothership, flagged by intermediate to smaller ships focussing on specifics....
In our experiences, we have found that the investment needed to refactor, reimagine or reinvigorate is far cheaper than trying to replace the system fully. As an example, a core banking system replacement will cost north of R2Billion, whereas only around R200Million is required...