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When creating an SOA security HLD, it's important to start with detailed requirements. Using the right tools to design and manage the process and following the rules of thumb in this paper, the user and the SOA security team can create an HLD that everyone agrees is clear without getting bogged down in notations. The next and final paper in this series focuses on creating a useful notation for generating SOA security test cases. In pursuit of rule number 10, one will use this HLD to begin to generate test cases.
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| Date: | Aug 2007 |
| Pages: | 8 |
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