DSTC seminar: Paul Cotton, 04.00PM, Fri 15 Aug 2003

Making Web Services Secure

Speaker: Paul Cotton, Program Manager, XML Standards, Microsoft Canada

When: 04.00PM, Friday 15 Aug 2003

Venue: DSTC Boardroom, Level 7, General Purpose South, UQ

Host: (seminar host unavailable)

Abstract:

  The Web services security architecture represents a combined
  initiative by Microsoft and IBM to provide a framework for Web
  services security. The WS-Security Roadmap defined several emerging
  requirements for security in the Web services environment
  complementing today's solutions to provide comprehensive security
  countermeasures.

  This talk will discuss in detail the WSS-SOAP Message Security
  specification and how it defines the use of several existing and
  emerging technologies at the SOAP message level. We will examine the
  newest WS-Security specifications, including WS-Policy, WS-Trust,
  WS-SecureConversation, and WS-Federation, and the state of
  WS-Security roadmap.

Note:

  RSVP is not required, however if you are at another site and want to
  video-tele-conference in please contact Jody Treloar
  (treloar@dstc.edu.au) so that this can be arranged.

Biography:

(biography unavailable)

Type:

Lunchtime Forum

Contact:

(seminar host unavailable), seminar host (treloar@dstc.edu.au)
or Guido Governatori (ITEE seminar co-ordinator) (guido@itee.uq.edu.au)

ITEE seminar web page: http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~seminar

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