Financial transaction protocols and security

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	SOA, Web services security hinge on XML gateways SearchSecurity.com | 20 Mar 2007 ARTICLE - XML security gateways could be the missing piece in most SOA deployments, says Tim Bond, a senior security engineer at webMethods Inc.

	SAML ratification enables vendor interoperability SearchSecurity.com | 08 Nov 2002 ARTICLE - Ratification of the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) opens the door for vendors to begin developing and shipping products that support the specification.

	Banks neglect responsibility for data breaches, some say SearchSecurity.com | 31 Oct 2007 ARTICLE - TJX has become the poster child for bad data behavior, but some believe the bank and credit card companies aren't accepting enough responsibility for the data breach epidemic.

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	Protecting third party processes on all levels 04 Aug 2008 TIP - Financial firms have numerous third party partnerships, but these partnerships come with security risks. Compliance expert Richard Mackey explains how to assess the risk.

	Case study: How outsourcing services enable PCI DSS compliance 10 Jun 2008 TIP - Qualified Security Assessor Spyro Malspinas recounts his consulting experience with ACME and explains how a decision to outsource can lead to some surprising compliance benefits.

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	RASHport 29 Jan 2008 WORD - RASHport, also called RASH (Routing and Special Handling), is a digital communications protocol that allows customers of the NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations) to conduct business in the ...

	QIX 23 Jan 2008 WORD - QIX (NASDAQ Information Exchange protocol) is a proprietary specification intended to streamline automated trading in the financial industry. QIX, like the open-standard Financial Information Exchange (FIX) protocol and the ...

	DROP (delivery of real-time execution information protocol) 16 Jan 2008 WORD - DROP (delivery of real-time execution information protocol) is a feature of various NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations) protocols that allows a subscriber to continuously view vital ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Financial transaction protocols and security:  Debit and credit card fraud prevention, Logical and physical security convergence, Business partner and vendor security issues