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Question 1

As an SOA security specialist you are being asked to educate an IT team about how to best design security policies for a given set of services. Which of the following recommendations are valid?

Options:

A.

common security requirements can be centralized into shared security policies

B.

security policies are defined by using WSDL and XML Schema industry standards together

C.

security policies can be decoupled from service logic

D.

security policies can be part of service contracts and are therefore subject to the Service Loose Coupling principle

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Question 2

A denial of service attack can be the byproduct of an insufficient authorization attack.

Options:

A.

True

B.

False

Question 3

Service A retrieves data from third-party services that reside outside the organizational boundary. The quality of the data provided by these third-party services is not guaranteed. Service A contains exception shielding logic that checks all outgoing messages. It is discovered that service consumers are still sometimes receiving malicious content from Service A. Because digital signatures are being used, it is confirmed that Service A is, in fact, the sender of these messages and that the messages are not being altered by any intermediaries. Why do messages from Service A continue to contain malicious content?

Options:

A.

Messages received from third-party services are the likely source of the malicious content.

B.

Digital signatures alone are not sufficient. They need to be used in conjunction with asymmetric encryption in order to ensure that no intermediary can alter messages.

C.

Exception shielding logic needs to be used in conjunction with asymmetric encryption in order to guarantee that malicious content is not spread to service consumers.

D.

None of the above.