IT leaders and tech journalists alike have predicted the mainframe’s demise for over 30 years. But despite the recent explosion of cloud computing, the mainframe is still kicking — [...]
While organizations have gotten better at managing hardware assets, software vulnerabilities on the mainframe continue to be a pressing pain point for security leaders. Over the past year, gaps in [...]
Deficiencies and gaps in security inevitably leads to data breaches, compliance fines, and data loss. But despite the risks, a recent Forrester study found that only 45% of security decision-makers [...]
With remote work here to stay, the mainframe could be exposed to a host of risks. IT teams need to ensure that no one can break-in.
Even though we talk about businesses “moving to the cloud” or “going digital” the mainframe still plays a critical role.
Zero Trust Architecture safeguards the mainframe by implementing processes that shed light on the mainframe.
A more active defense strategy for security analysts, threat hunting is an iterative process, based on a hypothesis, to detect threats that have already evaded your system but remain hidden
Any organization that relies on mainframes to secure their most sensitive data needs to scan those mainframes for vulnerabilities using scanning software.
Separation of duties, designed to ensure that the mainframe security architect doesn’t report on themselves, helps organizations maintain security.
With integration a priority and security high on the agenda, organizations need a person who understands both worlds: a mainframe security architect.