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Protected and Connected Modern Mainframe Access and Security

The mainframe lives in a connected, digital, hybrid IT world

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 Protected and Connected – Modern Mainframe Access and Security

by Micro Focus
Modern Mainframe Context

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 Protected and Connected – Modern Mainframe Access and SecurityIntegration into the Hybrid IT World:Key ChallengesModernizing Terminal-Centric Client Applications:Extend Security Enterprise-Wide:Provide Secure Host Access:Automated Testing of Terminal-Based Applications:Incorporate RPA:Competitive Advantages and ComplianceOh hi there 👋It’s nice to meet you.Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox, every week.


Integration into the Hybrid IT World:

Modern mainframe infrastructures must comply with secure access standards and handle a greater number of access points.
Mainframe Relevance: According to IBM, more than 55% of enterprise application transactions occur on the mainframe, making it critical to many critical industries.

Key Challenges

Terminal-Centric Client Applications: Modernize the user interface for mainframe access.

Enterprise-Wide Security: Manage security and regulatory compliance risks.

Secure Host Access: Moving towards cloud access and hybrid management.

Terminal-Based Application Testing: Automate testing to maintain quality and meet user needs.

Robotic Process Automation (RPA): Using RPA to improve efficiency and interaction with legacy applications.

Micro Focus Solutions

Modernizing Terminal-Centric Client Applications:

Tools such as Micro Focus Host Access Analyzer, Reflection Desktop, and Verastream.

Extend Security Enterprise-Wide:

Using Micro Focus Host Access Management and Security Server to protect critical systems.

Provide Secure Host Access:

Micro Focus Host Access for the Cloud for secure, footprint-free access.

Automated Testing of Terminal-Based Applications:

Micro Focus Verastream Host Integrator for test automation.

Incorporate RPA:

Integrate host data into RPA through service-enablement solutions such as Micro Focus Verastream Host Integrator.

Competitive Advantages and Compliance


Organizations that adopt these solutions can gain a competitive advantage and meet regulatory compliance requirements. The emphasis is on improving business efficiency and customer service through automation and secure access.


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