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SUMMARY:The Secret Life of SAF: What Happens When You Press Enter
DESCRIPTION:Kevin Segreti (Broadcom)\n\nEvery time a user presses "Enter" 
 on a z/OS terminal or a web service hits an API, a silent conversation hap
 pens behind the scenes. The System Authorization Facility (SAF) is the uns
 ung hero of this exchange, acting as the universal interface between z/OS 
 and your External Security Manager (ESM). But how does a program actually 
 "ask" for permission? This session peels back the curtain on the SAF route
 r and the RACROUTE macro. We will move beyond high-level concepts to look 
 at the actual mechanics of authorization.\n\nTrack: Security and Complianc
 e, zNextGen\n\nAudience Level: Introductory\n\nSession Chair: John Pinkows
 ki (Broadcom)\n\n
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