Hi,
This is a broad question; I believe you first need to understand which components will work with IBM Trusteer and how they integrate. To gain a clearer understanding of the integration level required, I must admit that I am not too familiar with IBM Trusteer. However, I can provide you with some general insights:
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Understand IBM Trusteer Integration Options:
- Check if there are different options such as JavaScript-based solutions or server-side integrations. Choose the method that best suits your requirements.
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Client-Side Integration (JavaScript):
- If IBM Trusteer provides client-side JavaScript libraries, you can integrate them into your AEM components or templates. This typically involves adding the Trusteer JavaScript code to your AEM pages.
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Server-Side Integration:
- For server-side integration, you may need to configure AEM to interact with IBM Trusteer APIs or services. This could involve setting up HTTP requests from AEM to Trusteer's servers.
- Another possibility is that IBM provides your with and SDK which can be added into your AEM maven project and use their utilities through your components.
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Custom Code or Component Development:
- Depending on the integration method, you might need to develop custom AEM components or scripts to handle the integration. This could include creating a custom authentication handler or integrating Trusteer calls within your server-side logic.
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Security Considerations:
- Ensure that the integration is secure and compliant with your organization's security policies. This includes validating and sanitizing input, encrypting sensitive data, and following best practices
Esteban Bustamante