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Using security labels in ACS routines z/OS DFSMSdfp Storage Administration SC23-6860-01 |
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You can use an automatic class selection (ACS) routine read-only security label variable, &SECLABL, as input to the ACS routine. The value of the security label (&SECLABL) is defined for specific users or data sets. The security label is a name used to represent the association between a particular security level and a set of security categories. It indicates the minimum level of security required to access a data set protected by this profile. You can set the security label by entering it in the RACF® profile of the data set. Before you begin: To understand the concepts of security labels, read z/OS Planning for Multilevel Security and the Common Criteria. The following table lists the types of tasks and associated procedures
that you must complete to fully use this enhancement.
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