See www.intel.com/software/xml for information concerning the Intel(r) SOA
Security Toolkit.
Dave
David E.A. Johnson
Director, Digital Security Products
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From: Marc Lefebvre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:32 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subjec
Looking for feedback-
The Intel(r) SOA Security Toolkit 1.0 Beta (for the Linux* operating
system) provides XML Digital Signature and XML Encryption following the
WS-Security standard. The high-performance software library is delivered
as an Axis2* interface and Apache Rampart* configuration f
Have you thought of Open SCA and managing application control that way?
David E.A. Johnson
Director, Digital Security Products
Intel Corporation
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Have you looked at using Intel(r) XML Suite and Intel(r) SOA Security
Toolkit (beta available with AXIS2 API) to enhance performance?
www.intel.com/software/xml .
Dave
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From: Dennis Sosnoski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 6:30 PM
To: axis-us
Yes, I am here. I may not have your answer, though.
David E.A. Johnson
Director, Digital Security Products
Intel Corporation
SSG-ESSD
1815 S. Meyers Rd., Suite 150
Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois 60441
770-433-3272 direct
404-769-7207 mobile
From: Marc E
No. Start with risk assessment.
XML-SOAP messages burrow thru most firewalls. The orchestration of
services to provide composite services means that SSL is insufficient.
SSL is transport layer security and provides only point to point
security---creates a very useful pipe. Even though SSL is an i
What type of message traffic are you expecting? SOAP? We are working on
a WS-Security acceleration product that currently uses SW and supports
our HW acceleration plans. Yes, signature acceleration et al. Just for
kicks (not like we all have a lot of time), you might want to look at
www.intel.com/s
Yes. If you are using SSL to create a secure pipe from one box to
another, then you are implementing point-point transport layer security.
If the content is encrypted/signed to reach a particular recipient, then
you are implementing message level security to ensure your data
maintains its confident
Please define "support".
Dave
David E.A. Johnson
Director, Digital Security Products
Intel Corporation
SSG-MMD
1815 S. Meyers Rd., Suite 150
Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois 60441
770-433-3272 direct
404-769-7207 mobile
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