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NaSPA announces new member type: Corporate Member

What’s a manager to do? Staff quantity and quality are the number one issues facing tech managers today.  So how do you acquire new staff members to handle all of those new projects needed to ensure your companies competitiveness and growth?  If you’re a manager you need to consider a Corporate membership!

Web Site Members-Only Menu Now Online!

Members: After successfully logging on, you’ll now be presented with a members-only menu of restricted functions.  In this menu you’ll find access to members-only benefits like: surveys, over 29 technical Listservs, member search, file libraries (soon), events, leadership opportunities, and more. Come back to this menu often, as we will be adding new categories weekly!

MVS Tools and Tricks: Preserving Your Tapes for Posterity

In this article, Sam Golob delves into tapes and their technology and discusses ways to keep them preserved given ever-changing technology.

SQL Injection, the Greatest Risk to Your Website

SQL injection is a very real threat to most organizations and their sites. Learn about this problem and how you can take steps to help mitigate it.

NaSPA 2008 Salary Survey Now Online!

Members: Please access the members only menu by logging in. You'll see the menu item “Surveys.” Please click on this and you’ll see the annual 2008 NaSPA member salary survey. We’re collecting data through August 30, 2008. The summary results will be made available on this Web site early in the fourth quarter of 2008.  This data is very important and will be compared with data running back to the year 2000.

Mainframe Security Matters: My Wish List - RACF Improvement

In this column I would like to continue along the same lines by suggesting more enhancements, this time in the area of listing contents from the RACF security database.

Disaster in Paradise? Sweet Dreams Can Become Nightmares

Ever want to live in Mexico, Australia, Fiji, or Hawaii? There are disasters in paradise, and it pays to be prepared. Leo and Sharon Wrobel offer strategies to prepare you for all kinds of trouble in all kinds of weather.