SOA security is getting more attention. Recent document leaks show the need of inside-the-network security, and recent attacks on service providers by Wikileaks supporting hacker-nets show the need for AT LEAST “decent” SOA security. As ZapThink wrote recently … If you’ve been even peripherally paying attention to the news lately, then you know about Wikileaks and the battle going on between supporters and opponents of the group. While you might think that these incidents have nothing to do with you, enterprise architect, IT manager, developer, vendor, or consultant at a private company or government institution, they most certainly do. You are about to become a part of the frontline in the Cyberwar battle… Just as firms plan for server outages and deployment problems, now every firm must have a contingency plan to deal with the potential outage of their most important online suppliers… Your company uses Google for mail, a specialty Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) suppli
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