The current buzzword of choice among the technical elite (at least those subject to marketing departments) is service-oriented architecture, or SOA (pronounced 'SO-uh'). As SOA moves from hype to practice, an opportunity exists to do security right, but a similar opportunity exists for disaster if security is done wrong. This article describes 13 snares that we must avoid to end up with SOA security that makes sense.
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Epstein et al. (2006) studied this question.