In the scenario shown in Figure 1-16, you would use automated operations facilities within a  single LPAR to restart-in-place, restart on another LPAR within the sysplex, or restart in an  alternate site leveraging GDPS (or another automated DR framework) for both planned and  unplanned outages. Figure 1-16 Operations disaster recovery scenario #3 1.4.3 Security Data breaches are being reported at an increasing frequency for organizations large and  small. Such breaches lead to a loss of trust for the organization and its customers.  Organizations are challenged to secure their data, and also to show auditors and government  regulators that customer data is secure (especially sensitive customer data that might be  used for fraud or identify theft). As result, security is a major requirement for applications  today. Organizations are adopting container technologies to containerize their workloads and make  them easier to deploy and test. Also, these technologies enable the migration of application  workloads from one specific platform to another without needing code updates. Additionally,  organizations are required to provide a higher level of security for mission-critical and highly  sensitive data. By building your container environment into zCX instances, you take advantage of the  benefits from a hardware platform that includes specialized processors, cryptographic cards,  availability, flexibility, and scalability. These systems are prepared to handle blockchain  applications and also cloud, mobile, big-data, and analytics applications. It’s well known that IBM Z servers deliver in dustry-leading security and reliability, with  millisecond response times, hybrid cloud deployment, and performance at scale. The world’s  top organizations rely on this platform to protect their data with impeccable security to run  applications workloads. Although you can deploy your container workloads in any other server, you gain even more  security when you deploy your applications in zCX. zCX is a special appliance that prevents  access to the zCX operating system by system administrators who have lower privileges and  tightly focused roles. The inherent security features IBM Z servers that protect data results in  16  Getting started with z/OS Container Extensions