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MF Network visibility and its critical position for your PQC Readiness

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Stream: Stowe
Time: 14:15 - 15:00


Presentation

Preparing your organization's cryptographic infrastructure for the quantum era requires a long-term migration strategy. Key steps in this process include maintaining up-to-date, securely signed certificates to validate user authenticity and establish trust between clients and servers. Additionally, keeping an accurate inventory of the ciphersuites used for data encryption allows organizations to identify quantum-vulnerable connections and replace them with quantum-resistant alternatives. While configuration tools like your External Security Manager(ESM) and Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS) policies define which certificates and ciphers are permitted, network observability bridges the gap by revealing what is actively in use. By leveraging capabilities like z/OS Encryption Readiness Technology(zERT), administrators can gain visibility into the actual cryptographic protection applied to network traffic traveling to and from the mainframe. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of the impact of network visibility in your organization's continued management and analysis of your network connections.

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Speakers


  • Chantz Wain at Broadcom Mainframe Software
  • Software developer working on NetMaster at Broadcom in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.


    Email: chantz.wain@broadcom.com

  • James Bagnell at Broadcom Mainframe Software
  • James “JD” Bagnell is a Sr. Product Manager within Broadcom’s Mainframe AIOps division, where he leads performance and automation initiatives across the mainframe ecosystem. With more than 30 years of experience in enterprise software development and product management, JD brings a powerful blend of technical expertise and strategic business insight. He has a proven track record in launching new technologies, driving enterprise-scale innovation, and developing go-to-market strategies that translate complex capabilities into customer value. A strong advocate for change and continuous improvement, JD excels at building compelling business cases for products that solve real-world challenges. As a frequent speaker at industry events such as GSE and SHARE, JD shares practical, forward-thinking strategies to strengthen IT infrastructure resilience.


    Email: james.bagnell@broadcom.com

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