SOA Security

SOA Security is written for architects, designers, developers, and IT managers. Part 1 covers the basics of SOA - best practices, toolkits, and techniques. You will find it useful, even if you are familiar with SOA. Part 2 deals with the building blocks of SOA security: authentication, authorization, nonrepudiation, and more. Part 3 shows how to build industrial-strength solutions, introducing you to real-life problems and frameworks to solve them. It is accessible to IT managers and particularly useful to architects.
This book is down-to-earth. It covers many kinds of security situations, from casual to complex. It combines concepts and practice. Its examples are in Java and the Apache Axis toolkit, but .NET and other users should have no trouble getting the message. And for those using commercial security solutions, it provides valuable theoretical background for the practical issues they encounter, including why and when they may need to implement a missing functionality.