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Transaction Integrator Threat Mitigation

Product security is a top priority across Microsoft. Beginning with the Windows Security Push in 2002, Microsoft has invested additional time and resources to developing more secure code and detailed instructions for deploying and securing your computing environment. The Host Integration Server product team conducted a complete threat modeling analysis to identify and mitigate potential areas of concern. A threat model is a security-based analysis that helps you determine the highest-level security risks posed to a product or application and how attacks can manifest themselves.

Although Microsoft has mitigated all possible internal security threats to Host Integration Server, there are steps you should take to mitigate threats from elsewhere in your network environment. Threat modeling helps you evaluate the threats to the applications you are writing or running, and thereby reduce the overall risk to your computer system. For more information about threat model analysis, see Chapter 4 Threat Modeling in Michael Howard and David LeBlanc, Writing Secure Code 2nd Edition, Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press. 2003.

Howard and LeBlanc summarize six categories of possible security threats to your computing environment:

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Application Integration (Security)