| In this unique guide, two Java security experts show you how to take full advantage of Java security technologies--cryptogography, algorithms, and architecture. They explain today's Java security tools, concepts, protocols, and specifications, including ECC, RSA, MAC, ciphers, Kerberos, JAAS, JSSE, PISec. X.509 certificates, PKI, and RMI. The book not only describes what each of the technologies is but also explains why it exists, when you should use it, and how to implement it. Packed with practical security solutions and lots of source code examples, it delivers all the know-how you need to work with Java security components and extend them in the real world. This book enables you to: - Apply Java security features effectively and efficiently
- Implement the cryptography components of JDK 1.4
- Work with security algorithms and ciphers
- Maintain secure communications within the enterprise
- Add security features to enterprise applications
- Ensure message authentication and data integrity
- Understand network security architecture
- Work with authentication, authorization, confidentiality, non- repudiation , and integrity
About the Authors Rich Helton has more than two decades of experience in computer and security systems. For the last twelve years , he has built secure NFS, Internet, and intranet systems as well as monitoring software for a wide variety of companies. He has served as lead Java architect specializing in security in such industries as brokerage, financial, telecommunications, and logistics. He is a certified Sun Java Developer, Sun Java Programmer, and BEA WebLogic 6.0 Developer, and he holds a masters degree in computer science from the University of Colorado. He contributed to BEA WebLogic Server Bible (Wiley, 2002). Johennie Helton has nearly a decade of experience in object-oriented design and implementation for the automotive, financial, helathcare, and retail industries. She has a masters degree in computer science from the University of Colorado. She contributed chapters to Java Data Access: JCBC, JNDI, and JAXP (Wiley, 2002). |
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