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Product Flyer: Beta Access – Centralized RACF Administration, Auditing and Monitoring for z/OS

Simplify RACF security administration and strengthen compliance across your mainframe environment. Beta Access provides a comprehensive suite for RACF administration, monitoring, analysis and auditing, helping organizations improve visibility, control and security across z/OS systems.

Simplify RACF Administration: Manage multiple z/OS systems and RACF databases through a centralized control platform.
Support Compliance and Audit Requirements: Generate audit reports and analyze security events without requiring extensive RACF expertise.
Monitor Security Events in Real Time: Receive instant alerts when critical RACF or security-related events occur.

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Managing RACF security across complex z/OS environments requires transparency, efficiency and strong governance. Beta Access delivers a complete solution for RACF administration, auditing, analysis and monitoring, helping organizations streamline security operations and improve control over their mainframe environments. User-friendly interfaces and centralized management capabilities make RACF administration significantly easier and more efficient.

Beta Access combines real-time monitoring, audit reporting, security analysis and delegated administration capabilities in a single solution. All changes to RACF databases are logged and stored for auditing and compliance purposes, while built-in rollback functionality and support for multiple z/OS environments provide additional operational resilience. Download the product flyer to learn how Beta Access strengthens security and simplifies RACF management.

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