Chapter 1. SOA requires new approaches to security
This chapter covers
- Functional and nonfunctional aspects of security
- New security approaches for SOA
- SOA security implementation choices
Since you are reading this book, you should be a developer, designer, or an architect. But let’s, for a moment, pretend that you are the CEO of a firm.
As a CEO, you want to innovate and raise the top line of your firm. You can do several things. For instance, you can increase sales by understanding customer needs better and creating self-service channels that induce customers to buy more of your products. You can work with your partners better and make it easier for them to sell your products as part of their offerings. Or, you can make your offerings ...
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