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1. HTS/SDC
Secure
Data
Compression
PKZIP v5.6 for zSeries
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Dennis DeLockery
HSBC Technology Services

2. HTS Data Challenges 2005
PCI Data Security Compliance
– Strong Encryption Requirements
– Digital Signature Support
Data Encryption & Compression
– Minimize Data Bandwidth Costs
– Reduce DASD Storage
– Maximize DR Efficiencies
Effective Enterprise Methodology
Efficient Deployment
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3. SecureZIP - Features & Benefits
Data Compression up to 95%
Universal Platform Support
AES 256-bit Strong Encryption
File Directory Support for Disk and Tape
Self Extracting ZIP for PC & Unix Users
Unlimited File Size Support
Backup and DR File Retention
Resolves EBCDIC/ASCII Translations
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4. SecureZIP Data Comparison:
Common to Both Files:
A – Identical Data Content
– 100,000 Settlement Records
File A is Encrypted &
Compressed:
– 5 Megabytes in Size
– 15 Minutes to FTP (56kb)
– Is AES256 Encrypted
– Is Digitally Signed
B
File B is NOT Compressed:
– Is 55 Megabytes in Size
– 138 Minutes to FTP (56kb)
– 69 Minutes to FTP (128kb)
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5. SecureZIP AES 256bit Security
Advanced 256bit Data Encryption
RSA’s BSAFE Technology & Algorithms
Digital Signature Support
3 Key Encryption Capability
Efficient One Step Compression/Security
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6. SecureZIP Platform Independence
Windows 98, 2000, XP, NT4
Unix IBM AIX, SPARC, Solaris, HP-UX
iSeries (OS/400)
zSeries (OS-390/z/OS)
GZIP Support for Native Unix
Desktop (PC) Licensing FREE
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7. Retail Service Needs
Settlement Files
– 12,000+ Datasets with 85% Redundancy
– 60 Megabyte Files = 2 Hour FTP
– Volatile Holiday Volumes (3X)
MBS/CMS Data Files, Backups, & DR
– Merchant/Consumer/Control Files
– Reports & Recap Data
– POS Merchant Downloads (Picklists)
– Conversion Files for New Business Launches
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8. Retail Service Transmission Issues:
90%+ Data Redundancy without Compression
Transmission Times Exceeding 2 Hours
SLA Deadlines Jeopardized by Delays
Multiple Platform Points of Failure
Increasing Data Security Requirements
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9. Retail Service Data Transfer du Jour
Multiple Platform Transports
– FTP 56kb Private Frame Relays
– FTP Connect Enterprise (PKZIP-INTERNET)
– FTP Mailbox
– NDM
Large Data File Categories
– Merchant Settlements for Funding
– Specific Merchant Data Requirements
– Custom Reporting
– Conversion/Launches
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10. Potential Storage Reductions
4.5
4
3.5
Gigabytes
3
2.5
Unzipped
2 Zipped
1.5
1
0.5
0
Settlements MBS HMRX BK Total ZIP
Selected Examples
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11. Reduce FTP Transmissions by 90%
56kb FTP
Minutes 80
175 70
Megabytes
150 60
125 50
100 40 Unzipped
30 Zipped
75
50 20
25 10
0
QVC Menards GOTT BBUY
Selected Examples
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12. SDC “PKZIP” Settlement Model
Merchant CPU “X” Platform
– Data File is Compressed Using GZIP or PKZIP.
– Merchant FTPs Directly to HTS Mainframe FTP Server
– Security via UserID, Password, ZIP Password, Encryption
HTS Mainframe CPU
– INBOUND
MVS Dataset Automation Triggers Batch Processing using PKUNZIP
ZIP Files Retained as Backups Reducing DASD Needs by 90%
– OUTBOUND
Merchant Data and Recap Files Stored in Secure ZIP Repositories
Merchants Retrieve Secure ZIP Files via Mainframe FTP Sessions.
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13. SDC vs. Connect Enterprise
Connect Enterprise Model
Connect
ZIP FTP ZIP PKZIP DATA Direct NDM NDM DATA
Platform X Unix OS390 Mainframe
SDC “PKZIP” FTP Model • 1 vs 2 Transmissons
• 2 vs 3 Platforms
ZIP FTP ZIP PKZIP DATA • 2 vs 4 Software Points of Failure
Platform X OS390 Mainframe • Only SDC Provides Storage Savings
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14. Single FTP Transmission Path
Mainframe
Merchants HTS zSeries
Unix Based Frame Relays
Merchants HTS
Desktop System Merchant INTRANET
INTRANETS
INTERNET
INTERNET IBM RS/6000
PKZIP
Merchants 3rd Party
Consumers IBM RS/6000
(PayPoint)
INTRANETS
Third Party Desktop System
Processors Desktop System
HTS Firewall HTS Connect
Enterprise Server
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15. Major Benefits
Open Independent Platform Strategy
Industry Leading Security Features
Minimize Storage Media Needs
Optimize Data Transmission Services
Maximize Return on Investments ($$$)
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