Stream: Melbourne
Time: 11:00 - 11:45
The CIA Triad is a core model for computer security based on three main ideas: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability - Data should only be visible to those who need access, it must remain valid, and it must be ready for use when needed. Preserving all three of these traits does not mean that performance isn't also an important factor to maintain. A well-tuned RACF database ensures optimal access checks, minimises system bottlenecks, and protects your mainframe environment from costly operational delays. So if your RACF database is running like a 1990s hatchback on a steep hill, then maybe it's time to drop the clutch and shift your security performance into high gear. In this session, we will cover how to trim the fat in your RACF Database and boost the horsepower. You do not need to sacrifice security for speed, you just need to know how to drift. (This presentation should be of interest to system programmers, performance analysts, and security administrators in any z/OS installation that uses RACF)
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Niall is a driven individual with a demonstrative experience working across a multitude of different environments including: → Mainframe Security Consulting → Aeronautical Engineering → Software Development Endeavouring to excellence, he has become skilled in a diverse range of applications/roles, including: CAD software, Word Processors, Spreadsheets, Web-Design, Cryptography, Education & Teaching, Public Speaking and Presenting.
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