XMLsec Inc.
"From an application
integration perspective, web services technology is a major break-through
because it makes programming languages, platforms, and physical locations of
applications become practically transparent. Yet, this very fact is what makes
web services security both critical and potentially complex. Web
services will overarch almost every aspect of computing, and so web services
security must touch upon almost every area of application-level security.”
Ed Simon, XMLsec
XMLsec Inc. provides XML training and consulting services, specializing
particularly in the area of XML Security. See the
brochure for a full introduction to XMLsec and "Why
XML Security?
" for a quick introduction to XML and Security.
The principal of XMLsec is
Ed Simon.
Hot links
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XML and Security — ISSA Ottawa on 2004 March 25. See
http://www.issa-ottawa.ca/events/index.html
for details.
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Are your documents getting older but not wiser? — Read Pen Inc.
invites you to learn more about Maturing Technologies for Information
Development and Delivery on Friday, November 28, 2003 at the Travelodge
Ottawa West, located at 1376 Carling Avenue.
Ed Simon of XMLsec Inc. will speak on
“XML: Enabling Richer Interactive User Experiences”.
Ray Luoma of Luoma and Associates Inc.
will speak on "Implementing Content Management Systems: It's Getting Easier,
But It's Still Not Easy"
To pre-register and to obtain further information,
see http://www.readpen.ca/events.html.
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Now
available! —
Web Services Security (ISBN 0072224711), written by Mark
O'Neill, CTO of Vordel with
contributed chapters by an all-star cast including Phill Hallam-Baker, prime
designer of XKMS (XML Key
Management Specification) and Chief Scientist of
VeriSign; Se Mac Cann, Lawyer of
Vordel; and
Ed Simon, principal of XMLsec (who also served as the book's technical
editor).
Read the
Forward by Patrick Gannon, CEO of
OASIS.
Click here to buy Web Services Security from Amazon.
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XML Encryption is
now a W3C Recommendation!
Read the press
release and the
testimonials (including ones from XMLsec in
English et en
français).
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XML Signature is
a W3C Recommendation.
Read the
press release and the
testimonials (including ones from XMLsec in
English et en
français).
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An
Introduction to XML Digital Signatures published on "http://www.xml.com/".
XUGO - XML Users' Group of Ottawa
Live in Ottawa or Gatineau? XUGO meetings are a great way to learn and discuss
what's happening in the world of XML. Find out more at the XUGO home page: "http://www.xugo.org/".
Contact info
XMLsec Inc.
phone: (613) 726-9645
email: <edsimon@xmlsec.com>
Now
available! —
Web Services Security (ISBN 0072224711), written by Mark
O'Neill, CTO of Vordel with
contributed chapters by an all-star cast including Phill Hallam-Baker, prime
designer of XKMS (XML Key
Management Specification) and Chief Scientist of
VeriSign; Se Mac Cann, Lawyer of
Vordel; and
Ed Simon, principal of XMLsec (who also served as the book's technical
editor).