Date: 10th January 2012
Time :- 16:00 – 17:00 GMT / 17:00 -18:00 CET / 11:00 - 12:00 EST
Join Julian Stuhler of Triton Consulting and Mike Bracey, DB2 Client Technical Advisor at IBM for this session on DB2 Security Features in DB2 10 for z/OS.
DB2 10 introduces new security features that allow users to meet emerging regulatory requirements and satisfy auditors with minimum impact to applications. This session covers these key features:
- How the new system authorities help reduce the dependency on SYSADM authority and control the implicit privileges needed by the DBA.
- How audit policies allow users to dynamically audit any table and generate an audit trail of those using any of the administrative authorities.
- A new data privacy mechanism called "row and column access control" allows users to define privacy and security policies at the table level.
- How to use temporal data to create an audit trail of changes without impacting existing applications.
We will host a live Q&A session at the end of the presentation where you will be able put your questions to Julian and Mike.
Julian Stuhler - Solutions Delivery Director, Triton Consulting
Julian is a highly experienced DB2 consultant with over 20 years relational database experience working with a number of clients within the insurance, telecommunications, banking and manufacturing sectors. In that time he has gained a significant amount of practical knowledge in many aspects of IBM’s Information Management products, including experience in application programming, database administration, technical architecture, performance tuning and systems programming. Most recently, Julian has specialised in supporting large-scale implementations of SAP on DB2 for z/OS.
Mike Bracey - IBM DB2 Client Technical Advisor
Mike is a DB2 for z/OS Systems Engineer based in the UK. He has been with IBM for over 28 years and has worked in various capacities as a DB2 branch specialist, DB2 consultant for designing, implementing and tuning applications and DB2 Beta Programme Manager for Europe. He has extensive practical DB2 experience, gained over 20 years, of DB2 application design, data modelling and performance monitoring and tuning. Mike is currently a member of the IBM Software Business in the UK providing technical support for DB2 for z/OS, DB2 Tools and related topics. His current areas of interest are optimisation, buffer pool tuning and XML.
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