N.8.6 Web Services Security Features

N.8.6 Web Services Security Features (Current)
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[Describe in this section the security mechanisms utilized by the implementation. In particular (but not limited to), consider:

Audit control mechanism used
Access authorizing policy and method, including details regarding trust methods, e.g., use of OAuth, use of access tokens, etc.
- Use of HTTP headers such as "Authorization: Bearer"
- Support for specific publicly defined profiles
Personal authentication mechanisms
- Use of authentication mechanisms such as OpenID
- Support for specific publicly defined profiles
De-identification management
Certificate management tools and process
Web server attack handling
Credentials Storage Protection (for tokens, assertions, etc.)
Provisioning, Deprovisioning, Load balancing, Failover, etc. support
Cross site authorization systems such as Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

These descriptions may be just a reference to another section of the Conformance Statement if these mechanisms are common with DICOM networking services described before or may contain references to other relevant documentation.]

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