Brian,
One thing that we're all assuming is that you're talking about VSAM. Is
that correct?
If it's DB2 (or even IMS), there are some pretty easy ways to get
encryption. DB2 V8 has a new ENCRYPT word in its SQL vocabulary for
column-level encryption. There's also something called IBM Data
Hi Timothy
Yes, it's curently VSAM and QSAM, we don't have any databases. But the PCI-S
standard to which we're having to comply (see the relevant VISA web sites for
more details) specifies that ANY data file stored permanently on disk must have
cardholder information encrypted so, basically,
Hi folks
To meet certain credit-card industry governing body requirements, I've been
told we have to encrypt credit card numbers in any file that is permanently
stored on disk or tape.
It doesn't have to be the whole file (and I've argued that would be wasteful
anyway), but the fields holding
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Hi folks
To meet certain credit-card industry governing body requirements, I've
been told we have to encrypt credit card numbers in any file
In a recent note, Mark Jacobs said:
Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 08:53:17 -0500
I wrote a callable routine that uses ICSF services to encrypt/decrypt
data passed to it. If enough people express a desire for it, I can
request that it be added to the CBT tape.
I had thought that CSNBENC
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In a recent note, Mark Jacobs said:
Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 08:53:17 -0500
I wrote a callable routine that uses ICSF services to encrypt/decrypt
data passed to it. If enough people express
Indeed. Well, I think so anyway..(!)
We've not done anything with CSF at the moment (nor do we have a
crypto-coprocessor) so this is all new to us.
We're after something that is as transparent as possible and involves the least
amount of program re-engineering, though..
Brian
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Indeed. Well, I think so anyway..(!)
We've not done anything with CSF at the moment (nor do we have a
crypto-coprocessor) so this is all new
do field-level.
:-(
Brian
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Well both IBM's product and MegaCryption work on a file by file basis
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Nope, it's a 7060-H30, we definitely don't have a crypto on it. We're
going to z890 late this year/early next and we'll be specifying
was getting the impression from their brochure that it would do
field-level. :-(
Brian
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Well
February 2006 14:25
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Well both IBM's product and MegaCryption work on a file by file basis.
They don't do anything for fields within records.
What model mainframe do you have? You might have the crypto-coprocessors
available and not even
:-)
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Brian, I presume you're putting the bookshop in Devon on hold then.
Jim McAlpine
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Brian, I presume you're putting the bookshop in Devon on hold
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Nope, it's a 7060-H30, we definitely don't have a crypto on it. We're
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Hi folks
To meet certain credit-card industry governing body requirements, I've been
told we have to encrypt credit card numbers in any file
On Tuesday 16 August 2005 09:54 pm, Thomas Kern wrote:
One of our users has become interested in encrypting a job's sysout before
sending it to a email address. We currently use XMITPIP to package the data
for emailing the data. This is only an interest at this point, there is no
money to
Has anyone ported the latest level of OpenSSL to z/OS (TSo or USS)?
To the OpenVM environment?
/Tom Kern
--- Mark Jacobs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are command line versions of openssl available for both windows and zos
(ported tools package). I have been able to encrypt data on zos
One of our users has become interested in encrypting a job's sysout
before
sending it to a email address. We currently use XMITPIP to package the
data for
emailing the data. This is only an interest at this point, there is no
money to
spend on fancy products with components on both z/OS and
One of our users has become interested in encrypting a job's sysout before
sending it to a email address. We currently use XMITPIP to package the data for
emailing the data. This is only an interest at this point, there is no money to
spend on fancy products with components on both z/OS and WinXP.
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