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Is there such a role? If yes what are their day to day resposibilites?
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I guess a senior J2EE developer or a Java/J2EE architect can perform this function. I am not sure if this is a full-time role unless the site is huge.
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I guess once the J2EE security infrastructure is built , there is no regular changes required that a project would need a full time J2EE security specialist.

But have seen or heard of J2EE consultants with security as specialization.
 
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