TY  - BOOK
AU  - Hartman,Bret
TI  - Mastering Web services security
SN  - 9780471267164
U1  - 006.7 22
PY  - 2003///
CY  - Indianapolis, Ind.
PB  - Wiley Technology Pub.
KW  - Computer security
KW  - Web services
KW  - Electronic data processing
KW  - Distributed processing
KW  - Security measures
KW  - Internet
KW  - Electronic commerce
N1  - Table of Content
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 OVERVIEW OF WEB  SERVICES SECURITY
Web Services Overview
Security as an Enable for Web Services Applications
Securing Web Services
Unifying Web Services Security
Example of a Secure Web Services Architecture
Summary

Chapter 2 WEB SERVICES
Distributed Computing
Distributed Processing Across the Web
Web Services Pros and Cons
Extensible Markup Language
Soap, etc.

Chapter 3 GETTING STARTED WITH WEB SERVICES SECURITY
Security Fundamentals
Walk-Through of a Simple Example
Summary

Chapter 4 XML SECURITY AND WS-SECURITY
Public Key Algorithms
Public Key Certificate
XML Security
Summary

Chapter 5 SECURITY ASSERTION MARKUP LANGUAGE
QASIS
What is SAML ?
The Rationale for Understanding the SAML Specification
SAML Assertions
SAML Protocols, etc.

Chapter 6 PRINCIPLES OF SECURITY WEB SERVICES
Web Services Example
Authentication
Data Protection
Authorization
Summary

Chapter 7 SECURITY OF INFRASTRUCTURES FOR WEB SERVICES
Distributed Security Fundamentals
CORBA
COM+
.NET Frameworks
J2EE
Summary, etc.

Chapter 8 SECURING  .NET WEB SERVICES
IIS Security Mechanisms
Creating Web Services with Microsoft Technologies
Implementing Access to eBusiness
ASP.NET Web Services Security
Securing Access to eBusiness
Summary

Chapter 9 Security Java Web Services
Using Java with Web Services
Traditional Java Security Contrasted
Assessing an Application Server
Java Tools Available for Web Services
The Java Web Services Examples
Summary

Chapter 10 INTEROPERABILITY OF WEB SERVICES SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES
The Security Interoperability Problem
Between Security Tiers
Interoperable Security Technologies
Using a Security Framework
Securing the Example
Federation
Summary

Chapter 11 ADMINISTRATIVE CONSIDERATIONS FOR WEB SERVICES SECURITY
Introducing Security Administration
Administering Access Control and Related Policies
Administering Data Protection
Making Web Services Developments and Security
Summary


Chapter 12 PLANNING AND BUILDING A SECURE WEB SERVICES ARCHITECTURE
Web Services Securing: The Challenges
EASI Principles for Web Services
Determining Requirements
Overview of ePortal and eBusiness Securing Architectures
Applying EASI
Deploying Security, etc
; Includes bibliographical references: p. 415-421 ,  index: p. 423-436
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