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Any company using .NET will eventually (if it hasn`t already) expose part of its functionality as a .NET Web service, and securing these features will become job number one. Completely up to date for the latest version of Visual Studio .NET, Web Services Security in the .NET Platform is a comprehensive treatment on how to secure Web services on the .NET platform. This book specifically focuses on Web services security, not general .NET security. Authors Peter Bromberg and Brian Nantz lay the foundation for a complete discussion of Web services security in the .NET platform by first describing the key aspects of security for the Windows operating system, Internet Information Services, and ASP.NET. They show developers how to use the WSSecurity W3C specifications for industrystandard authentication, encryption, authorization, XML signature, attachments, and routing with Web services. The specific working code examples and clearcut explanations will assist developers in readily integrating Web services security into their applications.Author InformationLaurence Moroney Laurence Moroney is a technology strategist and researcher at major financial services company in New York City. A graduate in Physics, he has somehow worked for over 10 years in software development and architecture, specializing in security, in such diverse environments as Casinos, Jails, Border Patrol, Airports, Professional Soccer and Financial Services. He lives in Westbury, New York with wife Rebecca and children Claudia and Christopher.Brian Nantz Brian Nantz is currently employed with Security International, designing software for security equipment worldwide. He has developed Microsoft solutions for companies in both the medical and security industries. Brian lives with his wife and three children in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, area.
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