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Paul
Patrick, Chief Architect, AquaLogic, BEA Systems, Inc. |
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Chief Architect for the AquaLogic product family for BEA Systems,
Paul Patrick is responsible for the overall architectural direction
of the products in the AquaLogic family. Having joined BEA
in 1997, Paul has played a number of keys roles in BEA including
Chief Security Architect, Security Architect for WebLogic Server,
and co-architect of WebLogic Enterprise (now Tuxedo). Prior
to coming to BEA, Paul was at Digital Equipment Corporation
for 13 years where he held numerous architect positions including
the lead for ObjectBroker™ CORBA ORB.
Paul has over 20 years experience in the high technology
industry with roles in software and hardware development,
including network device firmware and diagnostics, network
protocols, distributed computing technology, tool development,
quality assurance, technical support, and has been a technical
leader in the development of distributed technology.
Paul is also the author of several patent applications in
the areas of security and service-based architectures as
well as been published in a number of industry publications,
and written a book on CORBA.
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 Presentation
Security in a SOA-based
Enterprise
As enterprises begin to move toward application infrastructures based on a
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) approach, it’s becoming critical
to understand the security implications that come along with these decisions.
Areas such as reliability, availability, scalability, performance, and isolation
become critical factors when thinking about the security requirements of this
kind of approach. Additionally, there is the common issue of integrating the
security aspects of legacy applications into an overall security fabric for
the enterprise. With these issues in mind, this talk focuses on emerging standards
and best practices that can be used to address some of these issues.
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