Tokenization is gaining traction as a way to reduce the points of risk, the scope of audits, and provide another level of security.
Table of Contents
- Compliance Options: Government Work
- Holistic Enterprise Application Management: Why It Matters
- Investigating SCSI Devices on System z: How to Use the Ziomon Utilities to Enhance Performance
- IT Management: The Recession’s Silver Lining
- IT Sense: Welcome to 2010
- Linux on System z: Looks Like We Made It
- Linux on System z: Network Link Aggregation
- Mainframe Security: Laying the Security Groundwork
- Pete Clark on z/VSE: Exhausting Programmer Logical Units
- Simplify and Improve Database Administration by Leveraging Your Storage System
- Snapping the DB2 for z/OS Dynamic Statement Cache
- Storage & Data Management: Technology Trends for 2010 and Beyond
- Storage Performance Management: How Tiered Environments Can Lower Costs and Improve Performance
- The Cost of Running Event Processing in CICS TS V4.1
- The Magic of Keeping DB2 in Order
- Tokenization: A New Approach to Enterprise Data Security
- TPF: Modernizing the “Other” Operating System
- Using In-Memory Tables to Optimize Your Mainframe Environment
- Workload Manager: Understanding Goals That Are Too Easy
- z/Data Perspectives: Database Adventures in Linux on System z Land
- z/Vendor Watch: Mainframes Are Good … But Not That Good!
- zProduct Profile: ChangeMan ZMF From Serena Software
