SOA-based security governance middleware
Pierre de Leusse, Theo Dimitrakos

TL;DR
This paper introduces a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) middleware that manages security requirements dynamically, offering flexible, transparent security configurations to adapt to changing business needs.
Contribution
It proposes a novel SOA-based security governance middleware that enables dynamic, customizable security profiles, improving flexibility and transparency over traditional centralized security approaches.
Findings
Enhanced flexibility in security management
Improved transparency of security configurations
Supports dynamic adaptation to changing requirements
Abstract
Business requirements for rapid operational efficiency, customer responsiveness as well as rapid adaptability are actively driving the need for ever increasing communication and integration apabilities of software assets. In this context, security, although acknowledged as being a necessity, is often perceived as a hindrance. Indeed, dynamic environments require flexible and understandable security that can be customized, adapted and reconfigured dynamically to face changing requirements. In this paper, the authors propose SOA based security governance middleware that handles security requirements on behalf of a resource exposed through it. The middleware aims at providing different security settings through the use of managed compositions of security services called profiles. The main added value of this work compared to existing handlers or centralized approaches lies in its enhanced…
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