Summary: <p>The mainframe is responsible for holding some of the world's most valuable data. Why should we give it a free pass when it comes to security? Chad Rikansrud of RSM Partners is here to tell you that it shouldn't, and that there's a lot keep in mind before flatly saying "The mainframe is secure". This is a long one, folks... bring popcorn.</p> <p> </p> <p>58:58 A little punchy</p> <p>2:48 Ensuring proper red pen performance</p> <p>3:46 Too Many Secrety, Marty</p> <p>5:41 So important it can't be tested</p> <p>9:19 Buzzword Bingo Cyber Threat Landscape</p> <p>10:13 Hi Phil!!!</p> <p>13:04 Hi Connor!</p> <p>16:39 "It's me and the Priciples of Operations manual"</p> <p>19:30 Mainframes: Kinda Important</p> <p>21:41 Let's get real for a moment</p> <p>24:23 But won't Pervasive Encryption put you out of a job?</p> <p>28:11 Blowing Minds and Selling Hugs</p> <p>33:00 "What's the worst thing you can do?"</p> <p>34:33 Comedy pyramid</p> <p>37:19 "... well that's not fair"</p> <p>40:40 Advice for the recently scared?</p> <p>41:43 Sorry Phil!</p> <p>44:13 A Terminal Talk Exclusive: Chad Secret Time</p> <p>47:56 But why do you NEED to do that?</p> <p>RSM Partners: https://rsmpartners.com</p> <p>Chad's Twitter: @bigendiansmalls</p> <p>Terminal Talk Email: contact@terminaltalk.net</p> <p>Our Twitter: @TerminalTalk</p>
