What does PGP Command Line 9 do?
PGP Command Line 9 is a command-line interface that allows users to encrypt and decrypt files on z/OS systems. It provides a way to protect sensitive data at rest and in transit using Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) encryption.
Is this a system, application, or tool?
PGP Command Line 9 is a tool set that provides a command-line interface for PGP encryption and decryption. It is not a system or application in itself, but rather a set of tools that can be used to integrate PGP encryption into existing systems and applications.
What types of organizations use this?
Organizations that need to protect sensitive data on z/OS systems, such as financial institutions, healthcare providers, and government agencies, are likely users. Any organization that handles sensitive data and needs to comply with data security regulations may find this product useful.
When should we consider PGP Command Line 9?
A company should consider PGP Command Line 9 when they need to encrypt files on a z/OS system in an automated or batch-oriented manner. This is especially relevant when integrating encryption into existing mainframe processes.
What are the alternatives to PGP Command Line 9?
Alternatives include other PGP encryption tools, GnuPG (GPG), or other encryption libraries and utilities available for z/OS. FILEGARD, Data-Crypt, and SecureZIP for z/OS are also alternatives.