John Young wrote, in part: >Nowadays, we've got pervasive encryption on z/OS. As a result, any
>data that is backed up (for instance, ADRDSSU/FDR), is already >encrypted. You have data set encryption. "Pervasive encryption" is a strategy, not a product or feature. And it's not that *any* data is encrypted: you have to turn it on, and it doesn't work for all data set types, right? I won't go into (again) how little actual protection it provides, though for the backup case it would presumably apply.if set up right (i.e., if the backup process is enabled to read the data in its protected state). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
