
Mainframe environments run the heart of your business, making them a prime target for threats. You can't afford to leave mission-critical data exposed to undetected risks.
Rocket® z/Assure™ Vulnerability Analysis Program (VAP) is a specialized mainframe security solution designed to proactively scan, identify, and resolve vulnerabilities before they impact your operations. By automating deep system-level scans, we help you eliminate blind spots and strengthen your overall security posture. Our tool provides the actionable insights your security team needs to remediate risks quickly, ensuring your infrastructure remains resilient and compliant.
Key benefits for your security team:
- Identify and resolve vulnerabilities across your mainframe environments automatically.
- Safeguard mission-critical data against evolving internal and external threats.
- Streamline your compliance audits with detailed, actionable security reporting.
Partner with Rocket Software today to secure your mainframe and build a resilient foundation for the future.
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Globalscape's Enhanced File Transfer platform (EFT) is designed to be an intuitive managed file transfer solution (MFT). It is relied upon by numerous Windows-focused organizations for essential file transfers.
EFT combines robust security measures and compliance features along with advanced tools for collaboration, automation, and data analysis. It is offered in both cloud/SaaS via EFT Arcus and on-premises deployment options.
Unlike conventional file transfer software, EFT delivers enterprise-grade data security and automates data transfers by seamlessly integrating with back-end systems. The administration of EFT is straightforward, granting extensive control over the file transfer process. By replacing outdated legacy systems and costly leased lines, EFT serves as a high-performing and scalable solution for modern data transfer needs. Furthermore, its flexibility allows organizations to adapt to changing file transfer requirements efficiently.
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Mailu
Mailu presents a flexible and user-friendly mail server solution, offered through a suite of Docker images, and is built as free and open-source software that actively invites user feedback and contributions. This initiative aims to provide an easily installable and manageable mail server that is both thorough and free from the proprietary tools or extraneous features that are common in many mainstream groupware solutions.
Mailu's key features include:
A standard email server configuration that supports IMAP, IMAP+, SMTP, and Submission, along with automated setup profiles tailored for various email clients.
Advanced email functionalities such as aliases, domain aliases, and customizable routing options to enhance user experience.
Web-based access that combines multiple webmail interfaces with a user-friendly administrative dashboard for streamlined management.
User-focused features, including the ability to set up aliases, auto-replies, auto-forwarding, and fetch accounts from external servers, ensuring flexibility in usage.
Administrative functionalities designed for comprehensive management, allowing for announcements, domain-specific delegation, and quota assignments to maintain control over resources.
Strong security protocols that enforce TLS standards, employ DANE and MTA-STS, utilize Let's Encrypt for secure certificates, provide outgoing DKIM signatures, and include an antivirus scanner alongside Snuffleupagus to bolster protection against malware and harmful attachments.
Robust anti-spam mechanisms that feature auto-learning algorithms, greylisting techniques, DMARC and SPF support, and strategies to combat email spoofing effectively.
In summary, Mailu emerges as a dependable and secure mail server solution, ideal for users aiming for a reliable email environment while maintaining freedom from unnecessary complexities. Its commitment to user feedback and open-source principles further enhances its appeal in the realm of email services.
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Exim
Exim functions as a mail transfer agent (MTA) specifically designed for Unix-like operating systems. Developed by Philip Hazel in 1995 for the email systems of the University of Cambridge Computing Service, Exim is distributed under the GPL license, which allows users to freely download, use, and modify the software. While it has similarities with Smail 3, Exim has progressed to provide enhanced user-friendliness and adaptability. Both Exim and Smail 3 utilize the Sendmail design model, characterized by a single main binary that handles all MTA operations. This monolithic design may be perceived as less secure and slower, yet Exim demonstrates a better security record than Sendmail and competes with Qmail and Postfix in terms of performance, especially regarding advanced features such as queue management, address routing, and testing. It is worth noting that Exim does not come with a built-in Graphical User Interface (GUI) for configuration, although some Linux distributions may offer one, making it more accessible for users who prefer a graphical setup. Consequently, Exim continues to be a popular and flexible option for effectively managing email systems, appealing to both novice and experienced users alike.
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