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AT-TLS information hub

By Flora Gui posted Mon January 16, 2023 12:34 PM

  

AT-TLS (Application Transparent — Transport Layer Security), is a z/OS Communications Server feature that provides TLS encryption and decryption of TCP/IP connections based on policy statements that you create. The z/OS sockets application sends and receives clear text (unencrypted) data as usual while AT-TLS applies TLS protection to the data at the TCP transport layer.


On this page you can find various resources for AT-TLS, including
- Presentation slides
- IBM Redbooks resources
- IBM official documentation
- AT-TLS blogs
- AT-TLS use cases across IBM and non-IBM portfolio
- Digital learning materials


This page will be constantly updating. Bookmark this page with the short link: https://ibm.biz/thingsaboutattls.


Presentations


IBM RedBooks


IBM Documentation

AT-TLS general documentation

    Recent z/OS Communications Server functional enhancements in z/OS Communications Server: New Function Summary

    Using AT-TLS with other IBM products


    Blogs


    • TLS 1.2 session ID caching for CICS in a sysplex by Ian Mitchel

      A great article by Ian Mitchel from the CICS team on TLS session caching, covering AT-TLS and direct CICS configuration.  Though this is focused on a single workload (CICS), the concepts and AT-TLS information are useful across other workloads.


    Use cases



    • Use AT-TLS to protect NJE traffic: Set up security for NJE TCP/IP
      This document is created by Broadcom, Inc. and illustrates how to use AT-TLS to protect NJE traffic.

    Digital learning resources

    • Digital course: z/OS Network Security Foundations - Chapter 3 AT-TLS general knowledge: AT-TLS in a nutshell
      A good starter for beginners to form a general knowledge of AT-TLS within 30 minutes.




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