WS-Security (Web services security standards)

MUST READ SOA runtime major step for Eclipse – Milinkovich ARTICLE - The development of an SOA runtime, the release of Ajax tools, a Web services security project and an embrace of PHP demonstrate the vitality of the Eclipse Foundation. Reactivity's Nash on who controls SOA INTERVIEW - Reactivity CTO Andrew Nash addresses what's needed in the corporate culture around SOA and explains the differences between network agents and XML appliances. The Concordia Project and XML security interoperability TIP - Web services security and identity management has become a convoluted arena. Seeking to find common ground for competing approaches, the Concordia Project has entered the fray. Reactivity's Nash: Get ready for the SOA deluge, part 2 INTERVIEW - In the second part of a Q&A, Reactivity CTO Andrew Nash talks about the need for policy-driven SOA, the potential of Binary XML and why this is a great time to be independent. Web services next battlefront for hackers ARTICLE - Web services security is being targeted by hackers. Fortunately, sophisticated new tools and compliance with standards should mitigate these threats.

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	Web 2.0 at the old ballgame SearchSOA.com | 21 Jul 2008 ARTICLE - Major League Baseball adopts Web 2.0 to authenticate home run balls for fans and provide umpires with the latest game time weather reports.

	SOA complicated by ESB proliferation SearchSOA.com | 17 Jul 2008 ARTICLE - Despite technical adherence to standards, ESBs from different vendors still don't play well with others, argues John Michelsen, chief architect at iTKO Inc.

	BPEL4People and WS-HumanTask get reference implementation SearchSOA.com | 24 Mar 2008 ARTICLE - Although BPEL4People and WS-HT aren't fully ratified standards, Active EndPoints Inc. is incorporating them into its new tools for BPM and SOA design and development.

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EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 3 of 7

	Implementing a security aspect in a SOAP message 18 Oct 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - A SearchWebServices.com member asks one of our experts "How can I implement a security aspect in a SOAP message? Could you provide an example of how to add this to the SOAP header?" Read the response or pose a question of ...

	Publishing an XML message definition within a WSDL for Web services Expert: Anne Thomas Manes | 14 Jun 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - What is the best way to publish a document/literal XML message definition within a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file? Should I define a schema that takes a single xsd:string and have clients pass in an XML ...

	SAML 2.0: The Holy Grail of identity management, part 1 Submitted By: SearchWebServices.com | 10 May 2005 TIP - In part one of a two-part column, Preston Gralla explains the basics of Security Assertion Markup Language, and how it might be used in a typical real-world business scenario.

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 3 of 4

	Chapter of the week: Advanced Messaging, Metadata and Security Prentice Hall PTR | 10 Aug 2005 CHAPTER OF THE WEEK - This chapter, excerpted from Service-Oriented Architecture: Concepts, Technology, and Design, focuses on the various WS-* extensions that govern specific areas of the SOAP messaging framework. It also looks at the ...

	XML Security Learning Guide SearchSecurity.com & SearchWebServices.com | 11 Feb 2005 LEARNING GUIDE - Securing XML is an essential element in keeping Web services secure. This SearchWebServices.com Learning Guide is a compilation of resources that review different types of XML security standards and approaches for keeping ...

	Fast Guide: Web services security SearchWebServices.com | 09 Sep 2004 FAST LOOKUP - Web services directly expose core application logic, increasing an organization's risk profile. These resources will help you identify the risks and protect your organization.

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WEBCASTS: 1 - 1 of 1

	Ted Neward on Web Services and Security - Expert Webcast VIEW WEBCAST PREMIERED:   07 JUN 2006, 09:00 EDT (13:00, GMT) SUMMARY:   Attend this expert Tech Talk to learn about two perils of Web services, intermediaries, messaging approach vs. RPC approach, the future of Web services, SOAP vs. REST and how to improve Web services.

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BEST WEB LINKS: 1 - 3 of 4

	Standards expert: WS-Security changing Web services landscape SearchWebServices.com | 15 Sep 2004 BEST WEB LINK - In this interview, standards guru Tony Nadalin of IBM explains the importance of the WS-Security specification.

	Implementing WS-Security IBM developerWorks, special to SearchWebServices.com | 23 Dec 2003 BEST WEB LINK - This article describes how the emerging WS-Security standard was used to secure a Web service that was developed and deployed in the fall of 2002. The article will discuss the security-related requirements of the Web service ...

	Implement secure .NET Web services with WS-Security DevX | 12 May 2003 BEST WEB LINK - If data is the core asset of all applications, why is database security so often relegated to a secondary consideration? Two database security experts explain why locking down your database should be a top priority and offer ...

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DEFINITIONS: 1 - 2 of 2

	Web Services Trust Language 27 Jun 2007 WORD - Web Services Trust Language (WS-Trust) is a specification that uses the secure messaging mechanisms of WS-Security to facilitate trust relationships in diverse Web service environments. WS-Trust is an integral part of the ...

	WS-Security 18 Aug 2002 WORD - WS-Security (Web Services Security) is a proposed IT industry standard that addresses security when data is exchanged as part of a Web service. WS-Security is one of a series of specifications from an industry group that ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to WS-Security (Web services security standards):  WS-SX, SAML