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    1. Blake Dournaee – Product Manager, Intel SOA Products Group Matt Sebastian – Solution Architect, Oracle Enterprise Solutions Group How to Extend Oracle Fusion Middleware with a Security Gateway Appliance - Integration Scenarios for Securing External Web Services Presented by: September 30, 2009
    2. Key Learning Objectives
      • Identify which Oracle products can be leveraged by SOA Expressway to secure external web services
      • Showcase why a Security Gateway Appliance is the recommended perimeter security model for Oracle Fusion Middleware
      • Differentiate appliance form factors and illustrate why a Virtualized SOA Soft-appliance excels in today’s datacenter
    3. External Web Services Present a Different Challenge Internal Enterprise Need Solved
      • XML content threats?
      • Expose internal service externally?
      • Partner SLAs?
      • Expense to scale middleware?
      • Tie-in to VDC strategy?
      • B2B service monitoring?
      • Consistent security policy?
      • Credential mapping & federation?
      SOA Security Appliances are purpose built to address Web Service security Oracle Web Logic Suite Application & Service Deployment Oracle SOA Suite Internal Web Services Oracle Web Services Manager Internal Web Services Mgmt Oracle IdM (OID, OAM, OEM) Internal SSO, AAA, Fine Grained Authorization
    4. “ XML parsing and transformation is too slow to be useful for web sites; I need to process XML at wire speed.” “ I need to provide scalable XML security for my Web Services. I need validation and message level security for my XML.” “ All of my new applications require workflows that deal in XML processing or legacy integration . How did we arrive here? SOA Appliance Evolution Static XML Latency, Throughput XML Web Services Performance, Security Power Service Oriented Architecture Performance, Power, Security, VDC Ready Date Paradigm Problem Architecture/ Form Factor 2000 Data 2002-2006 Data 2008+ Data XML Proxy XML/HTTP XML HTML WS Proxy .NET AXIS IBM AAA SOA Proxy SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP JVM DB AAA .NET AXIS IBM
    5. “ XML parsing and transformation is too slow to be useful for web sites; I need to process XML at wire speed.” “ I need to provide scalable XML security for my Web Services. I need validation and message level security for my XML.” “ All of my new applications require workflows that deal in XML processing or legacy integration . How did we arrive here? SOA Appliance Evolution Static XML Latency, Throughput XML Web Services Performance, Security Power Service Oriented Architecture Performance, Power, Security, VDC Ready Date Paradigm Problem Architecture/ Form Factor 2000 Data 2002-2006 Data 2008+ Data XML Proxy XML/HTTP XML HTML WS Proxy .NET AXIS IBM AAA SOA Proxy SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP JVM DB AAA .NET AXIS IBM XML Accelerator
    6. “ XML parsing and transformation is too slow to be useful for web sites; I need to process XML at wire speed.” “ I need to provide scalable XML security for my Web Services. I need validation and message level security for my XML.” “ All of my new applications require workflows that deal in XML processing or legacy integration . How did we arrive here? SOA Appliance Evolution Static XML Latency, Throughput XML Web Services Performance, Security Power Service Oriented Architecture Performance, Power, Security, VDC Ready Date Paradigm Problem Architecture/ Form Factor 2000 Data 2002-2006 Data 2008+ Data XML Proxy XML/HTTP XML HTML WS Proxy .NET AXIS IBM AAA SOA Proxy SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP JVM DB AAA .NET AXIS IBM XML Accelerator Security Gateway Hardware Appliance
    7. “ XML parsing and transformation is too slow to be useful for web sites; I need to process XML at wire speed.” “ I need to provide scalable XML security for my Web Services. I need validation and message level security for my XML.” “ All of my new applications require workflows that deal in XML processing or legacy integration . How did we arrive here? SOA Appliance Evolution Static XML Latency, Throughput XML Web Services Performance, Security Power Service Oriented Architecture Performance, Power, Security, VDC Ready Date Paradigm Problem Architecture/ Form Factor 2000 Data 2002-2006 Data 2008+ Data XML Proxy XML/HTTP XML HTML WS Proxy .NET AXIS IBM AAA SOA Proxy SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP SOAP,XML/JMS,FTP,MLLP,HTTP JVM DB AAA .NET AXIS IBM XML Accelerator Security Gateway Hardware Appliance Virtualized SOA Appliance
    8. Ref Architecture – Security Gateway Highly scalable/cost-effective SOA mediation and security solution
    9. Core Threat Prevention Features
      • Multi-stage Denial of Service (DoS) Protection: Multi-stage escalation and resiliency  
      • Content threats: Pre-built and extensible content filtering for the full application payload
      • Hitless Policy Updates: Update threat signatures with zero downtime
      • Unidirectional Protection: Protect back-end systems, partners and clients
    10. Security Gateway Benefits
      • Single entry point (sentry) for all XML/WS traffic
      • Edge security provides earlier threat protection
      • Separation of concerns
      • Consistent security policy enforcement
      • High performance security offload
      • Easier to manage & audit
      Security Gateway puts security architects in control!
    11. XML Security Threats
      • XML threats specific to b-to-b (services & APIs)
      • XML upstream (browser to services) - Web 2.0 components and protocol attacks
      • XML downstream (services to browser) - browsers and client attacks
      Must Now Recognize Security In Outbound Direction Application Environment & XML Streams XML Threat Dimensions Security Change:
      • Continuous Platform Improvements
      • Movement towards multi-core computing lowers costs and increases efficiency
      • Commodity hardware and virtualization continue to proliferate
      • New Challenges
      • SOA applications need immediate multi-core enablement
      • SOA needs an efficient virtualization tie-in
      • Mission critical SOA requires efficient, continuously scalable XML processing
      • SOA applications need all the help they can get from the platform!
      Moore’s Law for SOA Infrastructure Change: Lower Cost Commodity Hardware
      • Upgrade Compute Intensive SOA/XML Servers
      Software’s Flexibility
      • Multi-core Optimization
      • CoreTM i7 processor features
      • Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.2
      Upgrade Software to take Advantage of Moore’s Law Optimizations Can Deliver 8X Performance Over Hardware Appliances
    12. Policy Governance: Current State Standards Vendor A App Server, Registry, or Repository Vendor Policy Vendor A SOA Appliance Vendor A Access/AAA Manager ENTERPRISE DOMAIN 1 PAP: Admin PDP: Decision PEP: Enforce Vendor B App Server, Registry, or Repository Vendor Policy Vendor B SOA Appliance Vendor B Access/AAA Manager ENTERPRISE DOMAIN 2
      • Current State
      • Vendor specific policy
      • One-off integration to use policy with other vendor’s PEP
      • Forced to stack vendor suite approach vs best of breed runtime & design time policy framework
      • Governance managed at domain level by vendor
      x Change: Web Service Client Web Service Client PAP: Admin PDP: Decision PEP: Enforce
    13. Vendor A App Server, Registry, or Repository Standard Policy ANY VENDOR SOA Appliance Vendor A Access/AAA Manager ENTERPRISE DOMAIN 1 PAP: Admin PDP: Decision PEP: Enforce Vendor B App Server, Registry, or Repository Standard Policy ANY VENDOR SOA Appliance Vendor B Access/AAA Manager ENTERPRISE DOMAIN 2 PAP: Admin PDP: Decision PEP: Enforce
      • Requirements
      • Standard Schemas (XACML,WS-Policy, WS-Mex)
      • Seamless integration between cross-vendor PEPs & PDPs
      • SOA Appliance integration with any IdM or PDP source.
      • Enable True Federated Governance Model
      Policy Driven SOA Evolution Standards Change: Cross Domain Federated Governance Web Service Client Web Service Client
    14. 10/08/09
      • Software Service Router – Security, Governance, Mediation, Virtualization
          • Form Factor – Software (Windows, Linux, Solaris* on x86), Virtual Appliance, Hardware Appliance
      • Optimized for Intel® Multi-Core – Scales directly on standard Intel-based servers
      • Key Capabilities
          • Performance – Best-in-class wire speed XML acceleration & core XML IP
          • Service Mediation – Sophisticated service mediation with non-XML data handling
          • Service Governance – Runtime governance for enforcing service policies & reporting
          • Security Features – Security proxy, services firewall, AAA, TLS, trust mediation & threats
          • Flexibility – Appliance manageability with software extensibility.
          • Extensibility – Custom business rules, service hosting, data and messaging adapters
      Fast installation, open architecture= Simple overlay for Oracle deployment Introducing Intel SOA Expressway
    15. Service Router Deployment Enterprise Perimeter (DMZ) Enterprise Applications & Services Partner Service or Client Cloud service or Application Perimeter Defense Runtime Governance Cloud Governance
      • XML threat defense
      • Security Gateway
      • DoS Protection
      • AAA
      • Tamper Evident
      • Runtime governance
      • Virtual Appliance/Server Software
      • Interoperable with any policy manager
      • Partner service mediation
      • Service Throttling
      • Capacity Tuning
      • Full Virtualization
      • Multi-Tenancy
      • SLA enforcement & Audit
      Oracle* Fusion Middleware
    16. Expressway = Tied to Intel Chip Roadmap Performance Core Now: Up to 8x custom appliances Next: SOA Expressway will continue its leadership in performance with full optimization based on Intel multi-core, unique utilization of instruction sets and architectural roadmap
      • On Nehalem
      • SOA Expressway uses
      • Intel® SSE4.2
      • XML/SOAP processing
      • XML Threat detection
      • On Westmere
      • SOA Expressway will use
      • Crypto Acceleration using AESNI
      • Higher WS-Security, SSL performance
      • Sandy Bridge
      • SOA Expressway will use
      • AVX optimized XML/SOAP processing
      • ESIII Architecture
      ^ AESNI - Advanced Encryption Standard New Instruction AVX – Advanced Vector Extensions
    17. Policy Driven SOA for Diverse Environment PAP 1 PAP 2 PAP 3 PAP n …
      • Oracle OWSM 11g Policy Server
      • Or other Reg/Rep Solution that has
        • Vendor Policy
        • Non-standard policy
        • Pseudo-standard-based policy
      Current State
    18. Policy Driven SOA for Diverse Environments PAP 1 PAP 2 PAP 3 PAP n … Security Enforcement Point
      • Oracle OWSM 11g Policy Server
      • Or other Reg/Rep Solution that has
        • Vendor Policy
        • Non-standard policy
        • Pseudo-standard-based policy
      Current State
      • SOA Expressway polls for policy changes
      • Downloads new policy and artifacts
      • Transforms policy
      • Seamless transition without message loss
      Policy Integration
    19. Policy Driven SOA for Diverse Environment Open, pluggable architecture supports broad integration SOAE Driven by Policies We Enforce PAP 1 PAP 2 PAP 3 PAP n …
      • Exchange data between services inside or outside the datacenter
      • Enforcement of SLAs, FIFO and Throttling
      • Protection against threats not covered by firewall
      • AAA functions: data-privacy & AuthN for message/transport
      Mediation QoS Threats Trust Security Enforcement Point
      • Oracle OWSM 11g Policy Server
      • Or other Reg/Rep Solution that has
        • Vendor Policy
        • Non-standard policy
        • Pseudo-standard-based policy
      Current State
      • SOA Expressway polls for policy changes
      • Downloads new policy and artifacts
      • Transforms policy
      • Seamless transition without message loss
      Policy Integration
    20. Integration with Oracle 11g SOA Suite
    21. Use Case 1: XML Attack Protection
      • XML Attack Protection: When an internet /cloud service is exposed to XML content threats, such as coercive parsing or semantic threats
      • Content Threats: Pre-built and extensible content filtering for the full application payload
      • DoS Protection: M ulti-level, adaptive denial of service protection to block, rate-shape and alert on bad traffic
      • Performance Side Effects from Bad XML Calls: Offload processing cycles spent by Oracle SOA or OWSM suite dealing with bad XML calls, via filtration.
          • Use OWSM for internal services and SOA Expressway for external services
    22. Use Case-2: Performance Benefits 10/08/09
      • Increased throughput for Critical SOA apps
          • Optimal when transactions exceed 5,000 messages/ sec.
      • Intel Multi-core Optimized
          • Patented algorithms
          • Optimized memory
          • Only product to have sub-millisecond simple proxy performance
      • Large Message Handling
          • Prevent saturation/performance degradation of the Oracle Service Bus for large messages or transformations 100KB or more
      Best in Class Performance. Oracle Lab Tested App Servers ESBs Hardware Appliance Software Appliance Intel SOA Expressway MPS 10x-100x Improvement for XML Rich Apps
    23. Use Case-3: Oracle IdM Integration
          • On-demand delegation of AuthN and AuthZ decisions to Oracle IDM Suite – can optionally enforce identity checks closer to the network edge.
          • Can perform authentication by integrating directly with the Access Server portion of the Oracle Access Manager or OID
          • Acts as Security Token Server to normalize & map inbound credentials from other domain to format needed by Oracle OWSM for web service or web SSO
          • Preserve investment in Oracle IDM & extend externally with SOAE
      • Hardware Appliances
      • They lose all of their capital value over a five-year period
      • At capital replacement time, the appliance must be upgraded or retired
      • Retained Value: 0%
      • SOA Expressway Software Appliance
      • Only the server hardware depreciates, software holds value
      • At capital replacement time, general purpose servers can be repurposed
      • Retained Value: 92% (or more)
      Benefits of Moore’s Law for SOA & Virtualization
    24. Oracle & Intel: The Premier Web Service Security Solution Download Eval and test Oracle specific scenarios Criteria Intel & Oracle Joint Solution Full featured Security Gateway Mature solution packed with unique features: XSLT 2.0, XPath2.0, WS*, Virtualization Performance & scale
        • Clear leader. In production at world’s largest
        • SOA deployments
      Fast, drop-in Oracle Integration
        • Oracle lab tested & field trained
      Vendor viability Intel SSG is 6 th largest in software. World class support. Strategic tie-in to chip. Affordable solution Typically ½ the cost. Deploy generic hardware
    25. www.intel.com/software/soae/webinars www.intelforfusion.com Schedule a Demo [email_address]
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