SECURITY-CONNECTED FRAMEWORK
First Claim
1. A security controller apparatus for providing messaging services on a data exchange layer (DXL), comprising:
- a network interface;
a DXL services engine operable for providing an application programming interface (API) for connecting to a DXL enterprise service bus (ESB) via the network interface; and
a domain security engine operable for;
subscribing to a DXL security topic;
detecting a security event via the DXL ESB; and
publishing a DXL security message via the DXL ESB configured for acting on the security event.
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Abstract
In an example, a security-connected platform is provided on a data exchange layer (DXL), which provides messaging on a publish-subscribe model. The DXL provides a plurality of DXL endpoints connected via DXL brokers. In one case, DXL endpoints designated as producers are authorized to produce certain types of messages, including security-related messages such as object reputations. Other DXL endpoints are designated as consumers of those messages. A domain master may also be provided, and may be configured to provide physical and logical location services via an asset management engine.
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25 Claims
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1. A security controller apparatus for providing messaging services on a data exchange layer (DXL), comprising:
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a network interface; a DXL services engine operable for providing an application programming interface (API) for connecting to a DXL enterprise service bus (ESB) via the network interface; and a domain security engine operable for; subscribing to a DXL security topic; detecting a security event via the DXL ESB; and publishing a DXL security message via the DXL ESB configured for acting on the security event. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. One or more computer-readable storage mediums having stored thereon executable instructions operable for providing a data exchange layer (DXL) domain security engine operable for:
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communicatively coupling to a DXL enterprise security bus (ESB); subscribing to a DXL security topic; detecting a security event via the DXL ESB; and publishing a DXL security message via the DXL ESB configured for acting on the security event. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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24. A computer-implemented method for providing domain security on a data exchange layer (DXL), comprising:
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communicatively coupling to a DXL enterprise security bus (ESB); subscribing to a DXL security topic; detecting a security event via the DXL ESB; and publishing a DXL security message via the DXL ESB configured for acting on the security event. - View Dependent Claims (25)
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