> Those standards provide enough protection to ensure Web services
> security across the Internet. "Security really shouldn't be a major
> issue anymore. It's not hard to make Web services secure," writes Anne
> Thomas Maines, vice president and research director of application
> platform strategies at the Burton Group, in an IM.>>
Anne, I'm surprised you would say this sort of thing. Just because we
have specifications for implementing secure Web services doesn't mean
that the average developer knows how to implement a secure Web service
(or any other type of secure service for that matter). Interoperability
specifications for security only go so far, but the policies will still
need to be encoded within the application by someone who knows what
they're doing. Security will continue to be hard until more people
understand that it's important. It may be important to CXOs (and
there's still a lot of them out there who aren't there yet), but I bet
that message hasn't gotten down into the trenches without a major
organizational initiative.
Hm, you are talking about next level of policy-based security ecosystem. But securing web services is possible today and it's nothing hard. At least, not much harder than any other application available via network.
Let's not make the problem bigger than it really is.
Best,
Radovan
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