Data and Applications Security

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Data and Applications Security Guest Lecture by Dr. Kevin Hamlen February 10, 2012

Assignment #1 1. Describe how security can be incorporated into a Service oriented analysis and design model such as SOMA 2. Describe the major modules of WS-* Security and how they relate to each other. 3. Describe the manor modules of federated identity management and how they related to each other

Secure Services To obtain healthcare reports, the secure service provider should ensure that the person requesting the service has the appropriate credentials to read the healthcare records. Furthermore, the owner of the healthcare records may enforce various privacy policies in which case the service provider should only release appropriate information to the consumer. In some cases the consumer may use the service provider to purchase information. The service provider can state its privacy policies and if the consumer agrees with the policies, it can release private information about him/her.