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SecureZIP for z/OS

Mainframe Data Security Software

Reduce processing times, increase operational efficiencies, and leverage existing investments within your mainframe environment.
High Performance Compression & Security
in the Data Center
Interoperability with IBM® System i ®, UNIX®/Linux® and Windows® servers, and Windows desktops ensures files can be shared across diverse environments
Uses FIPS 140-2 certified encryption, conforming to Federal requirements and industry best practices
Includes enhanced tape processing that significantly reduces the time need to write files to and extract files from tape media
Create self-extracting ZIP archives that others can open on Windows desktops without installing software
Leverage Operational Efficiencies and Leverage Existing Investments
Delivers cross-platform compatibility (Windows desktop, Windows and UNIX/Linux servers, IBM i, and IBM zSeries)
System Integration: Directly write to, and read from, UNIX/Linux and Windows file systems
ICSF Integration: Take advantage of IBM hardware/software encryption while maintaining file compatibility across all platforms
File Compression: Compressing data saves time and valuable system resources
Includes all features of SecureZIP Standard Edition for z/OS
Certificate-based encryption and digital signature support
Application integration - stream sensitive data directly to and from applications without ever staging unprotected data to disk
Maintains control of data - contingency key provides administrative access to any data processed within the mainframe environment

Application Integration SecureZIP for z/OS with Application Integration decrypts data and streams it directly to the application without staging decrypted data to disk. After the application completes processing, it streams the data to SecureZIP for encryption - once again, unprotected data is never staged to disk.

Most other job processes, unlike SecureZIP Application Integration, require data to be decrypted and staged, unprotected, in order for the application to access it when needed. Once data processing is complete, the application again stages the data to disk, leaving it unprotected.

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