Many network security technologies are available these days—from tried and true staples such as network firewalls to newer developments such as Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPSs) and the new anomaly detection and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) technologies. Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) and IPSs are gaining some ground as forces such as regulatory compliance drive end-to-end security requirements. enterprise acceptance for some of the other newcomer technologies varies, but it’s clear that network firewalls are here to stay. They remain among the most important core technologies in the network security arsenal, which makes it important to understand…
Table of Contents
- zFirewall: Where, When, and How to Deploy
- z/Vendor Watch: The Plight of the Two-Tier Mainframe Community
- z/Data Perspectives: Collecting Histogram Statistics With RUNSTATS
- What’s New With Novell’s SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 for System z? : Under the Covers
- Tuning VSAM CI Size and Free Space
- Storage & Data Management: Storage Capacity and Performance—Making Your Existing Storage Pay
- Saving Software Costs With Group Capacity Limits
- Pete Clark on z/VSE: Economic Hard Times and Direct to the User Information
- Optimizing Your Code Using the GNU Compiler Collection
- New Best Practices for z/OS Storage Performance Management
- Leveraging New Workloads on IBM’s Specialty Processors: Implementation Considerations
- LECC: A New Tool for Managing Languages and Applications in z/VSE
- IT Sense: APP DEV/MAINT
- IT Management: The Next-Generation Mainframe—A Recipe for Success
- Historic Marist College Embraces Mainframe’s Future
- Compliance Options: Performance and Conformance
- A Compressed View on Mainframe Deduplication
