'Entitlement Management in a Service Oriented Architecture' is the title of the session to be given by Sekhar Sarukkai (pictured), co-founder and CTO of Securent, at
SOA World 2007 - being held 25-27 June, 2007.
Sarukkai will at The Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan be addressing a mixed audience of developers, architects, IT managers, CXOs, analysts, VCs, and technology/business journalists. As companies embrace SOA and begin breaking apart monolithic applications, he will explain, the question of how to control and secure access becomes mission critical.
His session will introduce the concept of entitlement management and demonstrate why emerging standards such as XACML are crucial to administering and enforcing policies in a SOA. It will address the key question: How do you take advantage of the flexibility inherent in a SOA while ensuring that component services are properly secured and managed through established access control policies?
The approach needed, Sarukkai will say, is to decouple the access control logic from the component services and administer it centrally.
"Tomorrow's enterprise will be both agile and secured," he notes, as he puts the finshing touches this month to next month's presentation.
SOA World 2007 is the 11th successive international conference and expo produced by SYS-CON Events devotes to SOA, Web Services, and allied topics. The event will help developers, architects, IT managers, and CTOs to “get to work” on their SOA iniatives by suffusing them with technically astute insights and information. By the end of the three days they will be deeply informed about multiple aspects of this fast-emerging style of information systems architecture that enables the creation of applications built by combining loosely-coupled and interoperable services.
“The event, originally planned for 900 delegates, has struck such a chord with the industry that it has been expanded,” said Carmen Gonzalez, President & COO of SYS-CON Media.
In addition to Sarukkai, speakers will include some of the leading exponents of Service-Oriented Architecture in the world and the Conference program will be complemented by a full Expo floor featuring the world’s leading suppliers of software, Web services, and consultancy.
The full, expanded five-track program includes tracks on “Web 2.0/AJAX and SOA,” “Tools & Frameworks,” “Interoperability,” “Real-World SOA” and “Enterprise Open Source.”
Topics covered will include ESBs, Capability Modeling, “Outside-In” SOA, BPEL 2.0, Service-Oriented Modeling and Architecture, REST and RSS, Semantic Web, SOA Governance, The Internet as a Global SOA, Security Issues, Message-Oriented Middleware, and more.
Charter Sponsors of SOA World Conference & Expo 2007 EastLaszlo Systems: Laszlo Systems is the original developer of the open source platform OpenLaszlo, and provider of Rich Internet Applications and services that advance the Web experience. OpenLaszlo is an XML-native foundation for building next generation Web applications that increase customer retention, conversion and brand loyalty. Laszlo provides comprehensive support services, education, and commercial application modules so that any company can easily make the move to Rich Internet Applications.
webMethods: webMethods provides business process integration to the world's largest corporations and government agencies. webMethods flagship product suite, webMethods Fabric, is the only integrated platform to deliver both SOA and BPM, delivering rapid ROI to our 1,400 customers around the globe. With webMethods, customers can take a process-centric approach to their business problems, allowing them to leverage their existing IT assets, dramatically improve business process productivity and ROI, and rapidly create competitive advantage by making their business processes work harder for their company.
Trivera Technologies: Founded in 1997, Trivera Technologies has been providing premier technical education, mentoring and courseware development and licensing services for developers, managers and engineers of all skill levels. Trivera has the unique strength, focus, and depth of talent needed to help our clients build the technology teams that are creating and securing their future. Headquartered in New Jersey, but with world-wide delivery, our instructors and mentors boast an average of 20 years experience in software design, development and deployment, bringing their extensive real world experience into every classroom and development project. The company focuses on advanced technologies and enterprise development solutions, such as Java, J2EE, XML, object oriented design, software engineering, service-oriented architecture, testing, troubleshooting and more. We specialize but are not limited to training in IBM WebSphere, Rational, WebLogic, Eclipse, JBoss and much more. Our staff has trained and mentored thousands of clients to date.
Managed Methods develops and sells practical, versatile, and cost-effective products for monitoring Web services and managing service-oriented architectures. The company headquartered in Boulder Colorado with a team of over ten years of experience in building industry-leading management tools for IT operations which are used by thousands of small, medium, and enterprise-level companies around the world.
Sponsors and Exhibitors of SOA World 2006 and Enterprise Open Source Conference 2006Last year's conference sponsors and exhibitors included
Adobe,
Apress,
Backbase,
CalAmp,
Cassatt,
Centric CRM,
Chariot Solutions,
Composite Software,
Exadel,
Ingres,
Metallect,
Optaros,
OSS Nokalva,
Parasoft,
Rogue Wave Software,
SugarCRM,
Web Age Solutions.
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