RE: Field level security / Field level encryption -- MIDRANGE-L

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Rob,
        I'm not sure of the programming effort needed to 'mask' the fields
in the manner in which we want to, but I believe there is going to be a
'unbudgeted' effort by our development staff just to facilitate getting a
3rd party product to do exactly what we want.  To have our developers work
with just the raw ac3 product..I'm not sure they're going to be up to it.

Larry Ketzes
Senior Security Project Analyst
American Life Insurance Company

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Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 2:52 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Field level security / Field level encryption

My questions are:
What problem do you have using the native DB2 Field level security or 
Field level encryption?
What are you hoping that a package will solve that isn't already available 
free of charge by loading 5722-AC3?

Rob Berendt

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