What's New in Java EE Security: JSR-375 and Beyond by Will Hopkins
1,050 views · Published 19 April 2017 · 53:41 · Indexed 8 November 2026
Channel: Devoxx · 2017 · Science & Technology
Come hear about the current state of JSR-375, followed by a discussion of what may be next for Java EE security. This talk will include an update on the status of JSR-375, a description of its major features and APIs, and discussion of the remaining technical issues to be worked out (if any). The talk will conclude with a brief discussion of proposals for additional security features, targeting cloud deployments, that are under consideration for a follow-on JSR. Will Hopkins is a Security Architect at Oracle Corporation, working on WebLogic Server Security, Java EE Security, and Cloud Security. Over the course of a career developing secure software systems, Will has held senior engineering/development positions at companies including Oracle, BEA Systems, Netegrity, IBM/Lotus, and Hewlett-Packard.
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