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| As Zero Trust principles and evolving regulations reshape the cybersecurity landscape, many organizations are discovering that legacy systems—especially mainframes—remain a major blind spot in their identity and access management (IAM) strategies. While teams may assume these systems are secured, outdated assumptions don’t satisfy today’s compliance mandates or threat models. |
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| Financial and government regulations increasingly demand unified, auditable MFA and access controls across all assets—not just modern infrastructure. That makes unmodernized mainframe access a hidden threat, potentially exposing organizations to compliance failures and cyber risk.
Today, don't miss this forward-looking discussion on how to future-proof your IAM strategy in alignment with Zero Trust architecture, close compliance gaps, and bridge communication silos across security and infrastructure teams. We’ll break down the regulatory landscape and provide actionable insights to bring mainframe access into full compliance—without disrupting operations. Attendees will learn: |
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| How to assess and close identity blind spots in legacy systems before they become audit failures. Why security and infrastructure teams often talk past each other—and how to fix it. What a modern, MFA-ready mainframe access model looks like in real-world environments. |
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| | | | | | Barbara Ballard
Principal Product Manager – Host Connectivity
Rocket Software |
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| | Kris Lall
Principal Product Manager
Rocket Software |
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