Re: [SC-L] BSI: SOA what?

2006-02-23 Thread Gunnar Peterson
Good stuff, you (and your co-authors) are right: SOA and Web Services are
properly viewed as opportunities for security improvements, not security
nightmares.

Also, I have a paper here (http://www.arctecgroup.net/ISB1009GP.pdf) on Service
Oriented Security (SOS) Architecture

-gp

Quoting Gary McGraw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm sure by now everyone has heard at least one marketing person say SOA
> in some capacity.  Such it is with buzzwords.  Looks like we're still
> climbing the hype curve with this one too.  The one great opportunity
> with SOA (or Service Oriented Architecture for those allergic to
> acronyms) is that during a rearchitecting exercise, software security
> can play a critical role.  Avoid flaws when rearchitecting by applying
> the architectural risk analysis touchpoint!
>
> IEEE Security & Privacy magazine published an article that Jeremy, Scott
> Matsumoto, and I wrote about SOA security.  You can get it here:
> http://www.cigital.com/papers/download/bsi12-soa.doc.pdf
>
> Please consider subscribing to IEEE S&P.  It's a great magazine and a
> bargain at only $29 (no IEEE membership required).  See
> http://www.computer.org/security/bsisub for more.
>
> gem
> www.swsec.com
>
> p.s. I recently updated my home page after, oh, three or four years...
> www.cigital.com/~gem
>
>
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[SC-L] BSI: SOA what?

2006-02-22 Thread Gary McGraw
Hi all,

I'm sure by now everyone has heard at least one marketing person say SOA
in some capacity.  Such it is with buzzwords.  Looks like we're still
climbing the hype curve with this one too.  The one great opportunity
with SOA (or Service Oriented Architecture for those allergic to
acronyms) is that during a rearchitecting exercise, software security
can play a critical role.  Avoid flaws when rearchitecting by applying
the architectural risk analysis touchpoint!

IEEE Security & Privacy magazine published an article that Jeremy, Scott
Matsumoto, and I wrote about SOA security.  You can get it here:
http://www.cigital.com/papers/download/bsi12-soa.doc.pdf

Please consider subscribing to IEEE S&P.  It's a great magazine and a
bargain at only $29 (no IEEE membership required).  See
http://www.computer.org/security/bsisub for more.

gem
www.swsec.com

p.s. I recently updated my home page after, oh, three or four years...
www.cigital.com/~gem 



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