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Featured Topic:  Web services security Last Updated: Mar 11, 2002  The need for security for Web Services is obvious. Information and applications can come from multiple sources and be served to multiple destinations and data can be repackaged on the fly. Read our anchor article by Hurwitz Group. >> Read more Web services news and articles... >> Heard about our Security Decisions conference? Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun (11 Mar 2002) Double down all you who uttered "security is an enabler" with a straight face, it's time to see if you were bluffing. Do it now, for we are the lucky ones -- we win with Web Services, not once but twice. Not only can we make use of a Web Services infrastructure to further security, but we are the critical piece of that Web Services infrastructure. Say it with me, "There is no way Web Services can be deployed successfully without enhanced security." Read Full Story NEWS: >> RSA: Microsoft sells security; users aren't buying it (SearchSecurity) 21 Feb 2002 >> Web services raise security, privacy concerns (San Jose Mercury News) 19 Jan 2002 >> The sWinMan guide to security planning (SearchWindowsManageability) 15 Jan 2002 >> Users are winners in XML security merger (SearchMiddleware) 22 Dec 2000 >> In a lather about security (XML.com) 27 Feb 2002 LINKS: >> Best Web Links-->Web Services Architect-->Web Services Security ADVICE: >> I've heard that .NET is not very secure. Should I be concerned? ASK THE EXPERTS :I've heard that .NET is not very secure. Should I be concerned? VENDORS: >> Vendor Directory-->Enterprise Application Integration-->Security BOOKS: >> IBM Websphere Application Server: The Complete Reference Price: $ 48.99 Get started with IBM WebSphere Application Server 4.0 using this definitive and detailed reference. Learn to develop and ... Digg This!     StumbleUpon     Del.icio.us    RELATED RESOURCES 2020software.com, trial software downloads for accounting software, ERP software, CRM software and business software systems Search Bitpipe.com for the latest white papers and business webcasts Whatis.com, the online computer dictionary > Career advice '05 > Web Services Security School is in session > Top 10 stories of 2004 > Top 10 tips of 2004 > Top 10 'Ask the Expert' responses of 2004 View full list of Featured Topics This week's poll: Which identity authentication service will you use with your Web services? (Got more to say? After voting, elaborate in the searchWebServices Best Practices Forum.)  Microsoft Passport   Liberty Alliance Project   No preference; I'm not paranoid.   None! It's not paranoia when they're all out to get you.  Poll participation is restricted to registered members. Not a member? Register. Otherwise, log in: username: password:

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