Stream: Systems Management
Time: 13:45 - 14:45
Cyber Resiliency is a relatively new use case of operational resilience. It has some unique requirements compared to your disaster recovery plans and your high availability requirements. It may share some of the same technologies but the requirements for isolating the data and having immutable copies presents some unique challenges. Do you have the time for a full system recovery or can you restore selective applications or even data sets? If you have to do a catastrophic recovery, do you know which data sets were open at the time of the copy? How can you surgically recover those data sets? With the requirements of DORA and other government regulations to test recovery of applications, it is imperative to be able to demonstrate and prove applications can be recovered from your immutable copies of data. This session will discuss these challenges and how to overcome them using IBM Z Batch Resiliency and provide a live demo
Chris Taylor is a Technical Sales Executive working for 21CS and is based in Southern California. He has over 40 years in the IT profession, previously working in the IBM Z Software Migration Project Office specializing in implementation and migration services for DFSMS and other mainframe storage products. He has also worked for Computer Associates, Sterling Software and Software AG in both the United States and Europe, as a specialist in storage mainframe software supportand technical services. He currently is focused on mainframe data protection optimization and risk avoidance.
I have 43 years of mainframe experiencing working in Storage, Operations, Performance and Tuning and Capacity Planning. In my Current role as Technical Sales Executive at 21st Century Software I am responsible for working with prospective customers and new customers to ensure their success with IBM Z Batch Resiliency and IBM z/OS® Data Set Mobility Facility.
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