This session covers the highlights of the three ISPF Master Classes -- Edit: from A to .ZLAST, Edit Macros, and DSLIST, Member Lists, and UDLISTs to make the most out of your ISPF experience. You will learn tips and techniques to maximize your productivity with the editor and learn how to write edit macros to make your life easier! In addition to many recently new primary and line commands, many Rexx examples will be shown for accessing and displaying lists as well as writing your own line commands. Presented by a former ISPF/PDF product developer and technical editor for the Edit and Edit Macros publication. Speaker: Dan Dirkse

If you like to solve issues in NetView yourself, then this session is for you. The speaker will provide information on how to get started with troubleshooting in NetView. Additionally, information will be provided on common problems and questions that come into the NetView team.

Want to learn more about HA/DR on the IBM Z platform? This session will provide an introduction to the key concepts and show how a solution like IBM GDPS can help you meet your business resilience goals.

In this session Joe will discuss how while mainframes are mocked by rival computing architectures as belonging in the 1960s, Hollywood understands us and promotes the mainframe as the superheroes's IT platform of choice.

In this session, you will learn how you can evolve your current 2-site synchronous disk mirroring deployments with a best-of-breed, 3-site or 4-site topology for High Availability and Disaster Recovery.

They will explain that with modern tooling and practices, the learning curve drops significantly, allowing new mainframers to start contributing and increasing the team's productivity faster.

This session will describe scenarios to help you manage some z/OS Communication Server functions with the NetView program, including automation, notification, and more.

The Vulnerability Management domain focuses on the process by which organizations identify, analyze, and manage vulnerabilities in a critical service’s operating environment.

XCOM Data Transport API calls can be made using JSON to provide necessary parameters as input to the API as well as the generated responses

With the rise of cyber attacks and evolving regulations, mainframes are becoming increasingly vulnerable to security breaches. One of the biggest challenges in securing the mainframe is identifying and addressing the categories of vulnerabilities that can be exploited by threat actors.