Over 70% of mission-critical data resides on the mainframe. Meaning, limiting rights to only what Mainframe administrators need makes for a strong and necessary security practice.
Join Paul Kot, Top Secret Principal Software Engineer, on Friday, April 22nd at 10 AM EST to review:
• What the CA Top Secret CASECAUT resource class feature enables
• How the CA Top Secret CASECAUT resource class feature provides granular security
• And why it’s absolutely necessary to implement granular security controls for mainframe environments
Join Paul Kot, Top Secret Principal Software Engineer, on Friday, April 22nd at 10 AM EST to review:
• What the CA Top Secret CASECAUT resource class feature enables
• How the CA Top Secret CASECAUT resource class feature provides granular security
• And why it’s absolutely necessary to implement granular security controls for mainframe environments
- Category
- Broadcom
- Tags
- top secret, granular security
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