IBM WebSphere V5.0 Security - CGISecurity

All of these benefits contribute to enabling an enterprise to be faster to market
with new applications and features.
The down side of having a single security solution based on a single technology
or product is that any product-specific security exploitation results in enterprise
wide vulnerability. It does, however, let you concentrate your defenses rather
than be forced to dissipate your efforts across multiple platforms and products.
12.3 Tivoli Access Manager
While this book is not the place for a full blown “how to” install of a Tivoli Access
Manager Security Domain, the strength and flexibility of the solution will be
indicated by the breadth of available components in the Tivoli suite and an
enterprise strength design idealized for the leverage of WebSphere-hosted
applications within a Single Sign-On environment will be described.
Note: For installation instructions, see the original product documentation that
comes with the package or read the documentation at:
http://www.tivoli.com/support/public/Prodman/public_manuals/td/
AccessManagerfore-business3.9.html
The Access Manager Secure Domain provides a secure computing environment
in which Access Manager enforces security policies for authentication,
authorization, and access control. Ignoring performance, redundancy and
availability considerations which must be addressed in production systems, the
essential components can be see in Figure 12-1 on page 375.
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