Oracle Identity Management 11g

Oracle Identity Management 11g is characterized by the following:

• Establishment of Oracle Identity Management as a security development platform (see the Oracle Platform Security Services and Identity Governance Framework sections later in this document). 
• Oracle Identity Management becomes Oracle Fusion Applications’ de facto security infrastructure. 
• Enhanced integration between Oracle Identity Management’s components and other Oracle Fusion Middle ware components, Oracle Applications, and third-party security providers. 
• Enhanced functionality allowing easier environment deployments (e.g., wizards to guide users through rapid deployment tasks, multi-level actionable dashboards for business users to analyze compliance and risk indicators, and take remediation actions). 
• Streamlined release synchronization and technology uptake between the various products making up Oracle Identity Management

Oracle Web Services Manager: 

Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM) is designed to protect access to multiple types of 

resources: 

• General purpose, standards-compliant web services (Java EE, Microsoft .NET, PL/SQL, etc.). 
•  Oracle ADF Data Control (DC) clients, Oracle ADF Business Component (BC) web services, JAX-WS web services, and Oracle ADF JAX-WS proxy dynamically invoking services of different endpoints. 
• Service-oriented architecture (SOA) composite components including Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) and enterprise service bus (ESB) processes. 
• Oracle WebCenter’s remote portlets.