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A Their Story Conversation With Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, Rocket Software’s Phil Buckellew, And KRI Security’s Cynthia Overby
Explore the value of mainframes and the role of cybersecurity in advanced, critical operating environments. Join Sean Martin, Phil Buckellew, and Cynthia Overby to learn how businesses can modernize and secure mainframe infrastructures for business innovation and resiliency.
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A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Key Resources CTO and co-founder, Ray Overby
The lack of InfoSec talent is something the cybersecurity industry complains about all the time. How does this challenge differ when we look at mainframe security? Once again, perception and reality are not a match.
We've come full circle with mainframes. They still do what they were designed to do — really well, in fact. Still, we need to understand the role of the human in the equation as we try to do two things at once: 1) run the critical business processes on the mainframe, and 2) remember that security doesn't happen magically; it requires human intervention.
It's time to put the humans back in the mainframe. History, as usual, can help us clarify the present and plan for a better future.
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A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Key Resources president and co-founder, Cynthia Overby
As secure as the mainframe is, it is still another operating system with software running on it. Many information security programs tend to offer these systems special treatment, exemptions, and exceptions — especially when it comes to zero-trust frameworks.
The last time we checked, they were not sitting underground, disconnected from the rest of the IT infrastructure, and in the general vicinity of Area 51. Nope. They are connected and making most of our lives work throughout society. Let's show them the respect — and the security — they deserve.
Enjoy the conversation, if you please.
