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You can take five different course to learn everything you need to know, or
save time and money by just signing up for this one course and learn all the
major security sub-systems on your mainframe! This course shows you how each
of the system software components operates, how security options are set, how
these options relate to other system software, including ACF2/RACF/TopSecret,
and how you can verify and evaluate the quality of your mainframe's total
security environment.
If you want to be a Data Security Officer, you need to understand MVS
Security, JES Security, VTAM Security, DB2 Security, CICS Security, and how
they all fit together. This course will teach you all of this, and what you
need to do about it to be an effective Data Security Officer. You will learn
to address MVS Security as an integrated whole, instead of trying to handle
the different components piecemeal.
The 400+ page workbook will become one of the most useful reference manuals on
your bookshelf.
Please note that you can save money by holding these classes in-house. Call
Stu at (301) 229-7187 for details.
Note also the classes we offer for Information Technology Audit Training, as
listed on the left under QUICK LINKS.
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"A ton of information provided that when applied to our system will
considerably tighten our security."
--- Brian Miller, Southern Company
"Stu is very interesting and keeps your attention with his wit &
humor and of course his vast knowledge." |
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HG17 SEMINAR TABLE OF CONTENTS
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I Concepts and Keywords 3
A Introduction 3
Why We Are Here 4
Security versus Integrity 8
The Big 5 Questions and the Two Security Functions 10
Two Functions Any Security Tool Must Support 14
Need to Understand the Architecture 15
The Orange Book and the Need for a Standard 17
Ways to Identify 18
Two Key Concepts: Protectall and Always-Call 21
Different Places Where Options Can Be Set 22
The Big Picture: What We Intend to Do and Why 24
B MVS System Software Components 26
Hardware Controls 27
VTAM 109
JES2 136
Security Software 140
TSO 201
CICS 204
DB2 Fundamentals 225
SMF Data 260
II Action Steps 264
Hardware Controls 264
The MVS Operating System 265
VTAM 278
JES2 288
Security Software 291
TSO 342
CICS 343
DB2 376
SUMMARY 400
III Forms and Reference 405
A) SYS1.PARMLIB 406
B) HASPPARM 418
C) SYS1.VTAMLST 423
D) DSNZPARM 454
E) DSN3@ATH AND DSN3@SGN 459
F) SEVEN DB2 AUTHORIZATION TABLES 463
His most popular seminars provide: RACF training, mainframe audit training including MVS and z/OS audit training. His RACF seminars include: "Effective RACF Administration", "Advanced RACF Administration", and "UNIX (USS) for RACF Administrators".
His audit seminars include: "How to Audit MVS, RACF, ACF2, TopSecret, CICS, DB2, and MQ Series Security" and the follow-on "How to Audit z/OS with USS, TCP/IP, FTP, and the Internet"
Information on class location and schedules, as well as articles, links and other useful information sharing may be found on his website at www.stuhenderson.com