Links
This page contains links to content that I have authored or contributed to in some way and links to the sites of friends with similar interests in WebSphere MQ security.
Presentations
- WebSphere MQ Security Lab – The lab guide and scripts from the IMPACT 2010 conference.
- Hardening WebSphere MQ Security – My presentation from the IMPACT 2010 conference.
- WMQ Security for QSA’s – Presentation deck for the PCIKnowledgebase.com webinar.
- WMQ Enterprise Security: A Series of Defenses to Withstand the Test of Time – I collaborated on this presentation with AJ Aronoff of Prolifics
Articles
- Mission:Messaging: Understanding WebSphere MQ authorization and the setmqaut command
- Mission:Messaging: WebSphere MQ cluster design and operation
- Mission:Messaging: Ten WebSphere MQ SupportPacs I can’t live without
- Mission:Messaging: Scripted WebSphere MQ key file management for UNIX and Windows
- Mission:Messaging: Circular logs vs. linear logs
- Meet the experts: WebSphere MQ high availability and disaster recovery
- Meet the experts: WebSphere MQ best practices
- Securing WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7
- Mission:Messaging: Planning for SSL on the WebSphere MQ network
- Mission:Messaging: Migration, failover, and scaling in a WebSphere MQ cluster
- Mission:Messaging: Embracing cultural change in the WebSphere MQ community
- Mission:Messaging: WebSphere MQ, PCI DSS, and security standards
- Mission Messaging: Of Mice and Elephants
- Mission:Messaging: If your queue manager could talk, would you hear it?
- WebSphere MQ security heats up
Note that SYSTEM.MQEXPLORER.REPLY.MODEL.QUEUE should be SYSTEM.MQEXPLORER.REPLY.MODEL in the article. - What you didn’t know you didn’t know about WebSphere MQ security
- Running a standalone Java application on WebSphere MQ V6.0
White Papers
- White Paper: IBM Websphere MQ Security
The first in a series of white papers discussing IBM Websphere MQ security has been released by Martyn Ruks of MWR InfoSecurity. This paper is listed here because I provided “ongoing insight and advice”.
Friends
- Keys Botzum – Keys is very active in the WebSphere Application Server community and has been instrumental in improving security both in the product and in the field.
- Martyn Ruks – Martyn publishes security research on the MWR Infosecurity web site.