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 High speed XML transformation
Accelerated XML parsing
Content routing
Data versioning
ESB and application server offload
Hardware XSLT acceleration
Hardware XPATH acceleration
Content routing
Large message handling
Large performance advantage over software
Flexible deployment
Reduced server costs
High speed XML content routing
Data Intermediate
ESB endpoint
Application server co-processor
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Filtering AJAX requests
Protecting Web 2.0 assets against XML attack
Securing REST APIs
Metering and monitoring API requests
Blocking X-site scripting
Drag-and-Drop security configuration
Hardware XML processing
Bi-directional content processing
Linearly clusterable
Centralized cluster management
Protects Web 2.0 applications
Prevents XML data leaks
Simplifies content filtering
Simplifies Web 2.0 API lifecycle management2/ul>
Data Intermediate
ESB endpoint
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Agent-less SOA access and entitlements management
Credential chaining and translation
Service virtualization & availability optimization
XML threat protection
WS* message level security
Hardware-based schema validation
Integration with leading directory, IAM, SSO and federation products
Hardware-based XML acceleration
FIPS compliant crypto acceleration
Nn-board SAML security token service
PKI integration
Cross-cluster threat protection
Simplified SOA compliance management
Leverages existing directory, IAM and SSO Investment
Insulates Service Developers from Standards Churn
Hardware accelerated appliance
Server software for Solaris or Linux
VMWare virtual appliance
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Runtime SOA governance
Agentless SOA SLA and performance management
Identity based SOA security
Advanced content routing and switching
Service metering
Integration with leading registry / repositories
Optional hardware XML and Crypto acceleration
WS-Policy compliant
Cross-cluster threat protection
MQSeries, Tibco EMS, JMS and FTP Support
Light-weight service mediation
High availability SOA clustering
SLA contracts management
Hardware accelerated appliance
Server software for Solaris or Linux
VMWare virtual appliance
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SOA modernization
protecting mainframe assets against XML attack
exposing legacy data to partners, customers
creating composite SOA applications
Supports wide variety of CICS, IMS and Natural systems
Direct SQL access to DB2, IMS, ADABAS, 3270 screens
Simple graphical environment requires no coding
No requirement for MQSeries
Hardware XML processing
Rapid deployment saves coding time
Preserves investment in legacy systems
Create new services without modifying legacy applications
Inline Service Proxy
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Deploy-anywhere SOA security and policy enforcement
Last-mile server security
Multi-tenant Data centers and virtualized enterprises
Blade-based infrastructures
Development and testing environments
Same feature set as hardware appliance
Broad host OS support
Based on VMware Infrastructure
Painless upgrade path to SecureSpan appliances
Deploy-anywhere XML security and policy enforcement
On-demand deployment and scalability
Simplify development and prototyping
Simplified support for multi-tenant environments
Inline service proxy
ESB endpoint
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Service federation
B2B partner enablement
WAN optimization
End-to-end SOA security management
Passing identity context from portal to services
Automated policy updating
Client-side SAML management
Client-side digital signing
Time-stamping
Codeless WS* compliance
Faster Partner on-boarding
Automated policy change management
Building mesh SOA fabrics
Class-libraries
Single server software
Gateway
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