You Are Hacked: End-to-End Java EE Security in Practice

"Thousands of mission-critical enterprise Java applications are being developed and deployed in the cloud worldwide. Many of these applications provide valuable functionality for their legitimate users, so it is critical for them to be built with end-to-end security in mind.

The Java EE specification includes a fine set of security features that application developers can use to prevent their applications from getting hacked. This session discusses authentication, authorization, data integrity, and transport security with programmatic and declarative (annotation and XML) techniques for safeguarding enterprise applications, starting from the client tier and spreading all the way across the Web, EJB, and data tiers."
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