Just to clarify something that I wri=ote and maybe missed somehow about
NAMP: Z/OS can be configured to block slow or fast scans using the IDS
feature. So, yes, NMAP can try scan the mainframe, but if the IP STAK is
well configured, it will be hard to get the open ports. This is not to say
that you
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This is an area I have been invest
This is an area I have been investigating for the past few months. I think a
network scanner is a good place to start and Nmap is a very strong network
scanner. An open port isn't a problem per se (SMTP port 25 or HTTP on port 80)
since open ports are required for communication. Nmap network
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Shmuel,
the SMTP server is mainly spool based. So you can create a text file
(Def
I don’t think Qualys will identify configuration issue (which we do inside the
mainframe with IronSphere). It will do port scan, try to ping it, but if your
mainframe is well configured, it will block port scan as well.
ITschak
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If your site already uses Qualys, then it can be used to scan z/OS too.
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> Is there a tool available that can do a network security scan of a z/OS
> system to identify network vulnerabilities?
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> thanks
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> I suppose it's to much to expect for users to look at the trace fields to
determine the provenances of messages.
Nine out of ten recipients have no idea how to do so, and would not know
what they were looking at if
t sure it's a great approach for anyone.
Charles
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Does your SMTP server not do authentication? That would certain get the
auditors' attention.
Do your users respond to phish attempts? Another
a tool to do a network security scan of z/OS
Do you mean outside of the mainframe? Not as a single package, but NMAP
will show you which ports are opened on the mainframe. If your mainframe
answers the scan, you already have a problem... Now assume that port 25 is
open and your mail server is con
Do you mean outside of the mainframe? Not as a single package, but NMAP
will show you which ports are opened on the mainframe. If your mainframe
answers the scan, you already have a problem... Now assume that port 25 is
open and your mail server is configured an MTA. One can connect to the
server w
Is there a tool available that can do a network security scan of a z/OS system
to identify network vulnerabilities?
thanks
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