ESS10GIBIBMIB-ESS10G1<ul> <li>General z/OS knowledge, including basic UNIX System Services skills</li><li>Basic knowledge of RACF</li><li>Curriculum relationship o [ES66G]</li></ul><p>This class is intended for z/OS system programmers and security specialists in charge of designing, implementing and monitoring Pervasive Encryption on z/OS.</p><ul> <li>Describe the components of Pervasive Encryption on z/OS</li><li>Explain the role of encryption for data protection</li></ul><p>2</p> <ul> <li>Implement hardware crypto on your z System</li><li>Load and activate AES Master Keys</li><li>Implement and start ICSF</li><li>Understand the differences between secure keys clear keys and protected keys</li><li>Describe how are key values used for encryption and decryption</li><li>Generate, maintain and manage Keys</li><li>Setup access to key labels</li><li>Setup policy to supply key label (RACF SMS JCL)</li><li>Access data in encrypted data sets</li><li>Create encrypted data sets - Supplying key labels</li><li>Convert existing data sets to encryption</li><li>Verify encryption status</li><li>Encrypt Data in Transit</li><li>Encrypt Data at Rest</li><li>Manage data sets, data keys, and key labels</li></ul><ul> <li>Describe the components of Pervasive Encryption on z/OS</li><li>Explain the role of encryption for data protection</li></ul><p>2</p> <ul> <li>Implement hardware crypto on your z System</li><li>Load and activate AES Master Keys</li><li>Implement and start ICSF</li><li>Understand the differences between secure keys clear keys and protected keys</li><li>Describe how are key values used for encryption and decryption</li><li>Generate, maintain and manage Keys</li><li>Setup access to key labels</li><li>Setup policy to supply key label (RACF SMS JCL)</li><li>Access data in encrypted data sets</li><li>Create encrypted data sets - Supplying key labels</li><li>Convert existing data sets to encryption</li><li>Verify encryption status</li><li>Encrypt Data in Transit</li><li>Encrypt Data at Rest</li><li>Manage data sets, data keys, and key labels</li></ul>- General z/OS knowledge, including basic UNIX System Services skills - Basic knowledge of RACF - Curriculum relationship o [ES66G]This class is intended for z/OS system programmers and security specialists in charge of designing, implementing and monitoring Pervasive Encryption on z/OS.- Describe the components of Pervasive Encryption on z/OS - Explain the role of encryption for data protection 2 - Implement hardware crypto on your z System - Load and activate AES Master Keys - Implement and start ICSF - Understand the differences between secure keys clear keys and protected keys - Describe how are key values used for encryption and decryption - Generate, maintain and manage Keys - Setup access to key labels - Setup policy to supply key label (RACF SMS JCL) - Access data in encrypted data sets - Create encrypted data sets - Supplying key labels - Convert existing data sets to encryption - Verify encryption status - Encrypt Data in Transit - Encrypt Data at Rest - Manage data sets, data keys, and key labels- Describe the components of Pervasive Encryption on z/OS - Explain the role of encryption for data protection 2 - Implement hardware crypto on your z System - Load and activate AES Master Keys - Implement and start ICSF - Understand the differences between secure keys clear keys and protected keys - Describe how are key values used for encryption and decryption - Generate, maintain and manage Keys - Setup access to key labels - Setup policy to supply key label (RACF SMS JCL) - Access data in encrypted data sets - Create encrypted data sets - Supplying key labels - Convert existing data sets to encryption - Verify encryption status - Encrypt Data in Transit - Encrypt Data at Rest - Manage data sets, data keys, and key labels3 jours2350.002550.00