Download PDF Java Security Solutions Rich Helton and Johennie Helton

Sinopsis

The old adage "Information is power" is more true than ever for the corporate world. Even the release of very general information about a company (for example, an upcoming merger between company A and company B) can have a profound impact on a company. For example, in the case of a corporate merger, if confidential information about a proposed merger is leaked to the press or other companies, the merger could be in jeopardy. In today's corporate environment, these basic principles can have a dramatic impact on the security of the organization. Developers who implement security measures must be mindful of not only the complex security techniques that are discussed throughout this book, but also the basic, commonsense concepts that apply to any discussion of confidentiality and security.

Content

1. Part I - Introduction to Security
2. Chapter 1 - Security Basics
3. Chapter 2 - Hackers and Their Tools
4. Chapter 3 - Java Security Components
5. Part II - Identity and Authentication
6. Chapter 4 - Key Management Algorithms
7. Chapter 5 - Elliptic Curve Cryptography
8. Chapter 6 - Key Management Through the Internet Protocol
9. Chapter 7 - Implementing Keys with Java
10. Chapter 8 - Java Implementation of Key Management
11. Part III - Data Integrity
12. Chapter 9 - Ensuring Data Integrity
13. Chapter 10 - Ensuring Message Authentication
14. Chapter 11 - Signature Integrity
15. Part IV - Data Hiding
16. Chapter 12 - Understanding Ciphers
17. Chapter 13 - Extending New Ciphers with the JDK
18. Chapter 14 - Applying Ciphers
19. Part V - Resource Access Using Java
20. Chapter 15 - Securing Enterprise Resources
21. Chapter 16 - Java Authentication and Authorization Through Kerberos
22. Chapter 17 - Securing Messages with the Java GSS-API
23. Chapter 18 - Java Access: The Security Manager
24. Chapter 19 - Java Authentication and Authorization Service
25. Part VI - Enterprise Data Security
26. Chapter 20 - Working with Database Security
27. Part VII - Network Access
28. Chapter 21 - Network Security Architecture
29. Chapter 22 - SSL and TLS
30. Chapter 23 - Java Secure Socket Extension
31. Part VIII - Public Key Management
32. Chapter 24 - Java Digital Certificates
33. Chapter 25 - PKI Management
34. Part IX - Enterprise Access
35. Chapter 26 - Java Enterprise Security and Web Services Security
36. Chapter 27 - Securing Client-Side Components
37. Chapter 28 - Securing Server-Side Components
38. Chapter 29 - Application Security with Java

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