5 Steps to Securing Your Terminal Emulator
Why terminal emulation must be part of your security strategy
Many organizations rely on legacy systems for their mission-critical operations. With daily-growing threats in cybersecurity (especially for the mainframe), it has become clear that no system is completely immune to security threats.
Why you must not disregard the security of their legacy systems any longer:
Many organizations rely on legacy systems for their mission-critical operations. With daily-growing threats in cybersecurity (especially for the mainframe), it has become clear that no system is completely immune to security threats.
Why you must not disregard the security of their legacy systems any longer:
- The transition of IBM Z® to an internet-connected system has opened it up to new risks.
- IBM® i is an open system, lending itself to more security risks.
- The increasing frequency of password breaches and the growing sophistication of cyberattacks in general.
- The massive shift to remote working requires organizations to reexamine their security and prevent remote access risks long term.
Today’s business dynamics demand a secure method of accessing legacy data anytime, anywhere. To do so, you need a fast, reliable, and cost-efficient way to access terminal-based applications from desktops, web, or mobile devices.
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- Why terminal emulation must be part of your mainframe security strategy
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Tip: What’s better than peace of mind? Even if you’re confident that your terminal emulator is secure, consider this guide to be a checkup—a confirmation that you’re doing everything right.
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