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WS-I eyes secure Web services
The Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) plans to hold a news briefing Tuesday on secure, interoperable Web services.
Presenters will offer up news on WS-I Profiles and insight into upcoming developments, according to a bulletin from the organization. The bulletin states that secure Web services are a "critical requirement" for many enterprises, but it has been impossible until now to have Web services that are both interoperable and secure.
With multiple standards and a list of Web services security methods available, it is becoming more difficult to ensure that service-to-service interactions are interoperable and protected from the "unscrupulous."
Because of this situation, WS-I continues to make security a top priority in interoperability efforts, WS-I said in its bulletin.
Michael Bechauf, president and chair of WS-I, and Paul Cotton, chair of the WS-I Basic Security Profile Working Group, will discuss mechanics of secure interoperable Web services during the presentation.
Posted by Paul Krill on March 30, 2007 07:46 AM
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