We are excited to announce the general availability of the Advanced Authentication Mainframe feature for CA ACF2™ and CA Top Secret® at no additional cost to licensed customers. This initial release of the functionality supports use of RSA® SecurID® tokens as the second factor.
Join John Pinkowski (pinjo01), Senior Principal Product Manager to learn how the Advanced Authentication Mainframe feature:
Addresses NIST standards, supporting RSA SecurID hard and soft tokens for two-factor authentication to z/OS.
Leverages CA Top Secret and CA ACF2 R16 installations along with current RSA SecurID v7.x or v8.x infrastructure for implementation.
Enables a consistent two-factor authentication approach across mainframe and enterprise infrastructures, for those organizations using RSA SecurID.
Requires any individual user, group of users, or all users to authenticate successfully with two factors before logging into z/OS applications.
Maps user IDs between the mainframe and RSA Synchronization Server.
Requires selected applications to use two-factor authentication and leverages all authentication options offered through RSA SecurID.
Join John Pinkowski (pinjo01), Senior Principal Product Manager to learn how the Advanced Authentication Mainframe feature:
Addresses NIST standards, supporting RSA SecurID hard and soft tokens for two-factor authentication to z/OS.
Leverages CA Top Secret and CA ACF2 R16 installations along with current RSA SecurID v7.x or v8.x infrastructure for implementation.
Enables a consistent two-factor authentication approach across mainframe and enterprise infrastructures, for those organizations using RSA SecurID.
Requires any individual user, group of users, or all users to authenticate successfully with two factors before logging into z/OS applications.
Maps user IDs between the mainframe and RSA Synchronization Server.
Requires selected applications to use two-factor authentication and leverages all authentication options offered through RSA SecurID.
- Category
- Broadcom
- Tags
- authentication, mainframe, security
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