Service Level Security using Expected Clandestine Figure for Corroboration of Web Service Consumer
M. S. Saleem Basha · International Journal of Advancements in Computing Technology · 2010
In the e-age, internet and e-affairs are the composite blend of business process and technology; the organization must retain the state of computing system or risk malicious assaults. Business partners want to know that the business did enough to protect the information goods. The Web Service is the perfect blue print for the agile business environment due to loose in nature, flexibility re-usability, transparency, openness, comprehensibility and many more benefits. Web service is the upcoming wave for tomorrows business needs, in this concern the security is the one of the major challenging sector for the developers to guarantee the confidentiality, authentication, integrity, authorization and nonrepudiation of machine to machine interaction. So security is not negotiable to anticipate a secure artifact for web service. Web service Security features alone doesn’t make for software security. Building secure software means applying the software security touch points during design and implementation and it is not just simply dragging a particular security technology into an enterprise implementing it. It is a step in Planning, understanding, defining, and implementing the proper technology solution. This paper proposes service level security for banking infrastructure that interweaves all the process activities and deliverables of service with SE activities. It is a new idea to authenticate the Web Service Consumer using Expected Clandestine Figure (ECF).