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New MO71 Beta
Paul Clarke has been working on MO71, a.k.a. mqmon, and has released a beta version of the program. He mentioned that some people have problems getting attachments in email so I offered to host a download. Whether you are a … Continue reading
Thoughts on certificate sharing
The topic of certificate sharing keeps popping up as of late so I wanted to address it here. The main objection to certificate-based crypto seems to be the administrative overhead. After having scripted up certificate management for several customers, I … Continue reading
Posted in IBMMQ, MQ AMS, WMQ Security
Tagged Admin, authentication, Best Practices, certificates, non-repudiation, pki, revocation, security, sharing, tklm, venafi, x.509
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IMPACT 2012 WMQ Sessions
Here are the MQ sessions at IMPACT for the week. Asterisk indicates repeat sessions. sessions where I am presenting or participating are in Red. Mon 10:45 – 12:00 1577 – WebSphere MQ: Securing your Queue Manager* Mon 14:00 – 15:15 … Continue reading
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No such thing as a persistent queue!
The widespread usage of the phrase “persistent queue” has a negative impact because people believe that queue attribute actually does something. It’s always worth taking time to stamp out usage of that phrase wherever we find it and I’ll attempt … Continue reading
Posted in IBMMQ
Tagged Admin, antipatterns, Best Practices, commentary, culture, Recommended Practices, WebSphere MQ
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Paul Clarke facts
Chuck Norris has nothing on Paul Clarke. Here’s my Top 10 reasons why: 10 – Documented message priorities are 0-9 but there’s an undocumented “Paul” priority. 9 – Paul doesn’t use message selectors. He just thinks about which message he … Continue reading
PCI zone and non PCI zone in same DataPower box
I’ve been having PCI Déjà vu lately. It seems the same questions keep coming up over and over. One strategy for compliance that is nearly ubiquitous is to segregate the PCI data from the rest of the network. In practical terms, … Continue reading
Posted in General, WMQ Security
Tagged Best Practices, commentary, compliance, PCI, PCI-DSS, Recommended Practices, security
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GWC Webinar posted
The WebSphere MQ Security Deeper Dive slides from the Global WebSphere Community webinar last month are now posted on this site. You can get them from the Links page or just click here. If you want the screencast and recording … Continue reading
Posted in IBMMQ, MQ AMS, News, Publications, WMQ Security
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Previous security lab reposted
I acted a bit too hastily in removing the old WMQ Security Lab download when the new one was posted. Several readers reminded me that the new lab is for v7.1 and that isn’t even out yet! Everyone who needs … Continue reading
Posted in IBMMQ, Publications, WMQ Security
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Credit card security fail
I suppose it says something about my travel schedule when a local purchase at Best Buy triggers a card security alert, but charges across country or overseas do not. When I arrived home after picking up one of the new … Continue reading
Posted in Fail, News
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Sharpening the saw
I am fortunate this year to participate in many seminars and conferences. I just finished IMPACT and on June 5th I’ll be in New York for the WSMQAdmin seminar there. The following week I’ll be in Zurich for the TI&M … Continue reading →
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