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How To Implement SOA Security The Easy Way
posted by John Spacey, February 19, 2011
SOA security can be painless — when you do it right.
Loosely Coupled, Discoverable, Interoperable SecurityA simple toolset: WS-Security extends the power of web services to provide everything you need for SOA security: access control, encryption, trust, transport security and non-repudiation.
Message ExampleWS-Security adds timestamp, authentication, certificates, token, signing and encryption information to the SOAP message header. The body of the SOAP message can be encrypted.
Well ... maybe not that easyService level security is the easy part — SOA also requires business and infrastructure level security.
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