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Security for the mid-market
Web application protection for organisations
AlienVault is demonstrating its Virtual Appliance of the AV-USM platform. The company decided to provide a virtual appliance to its customers in order to address an underserved segment of the market – the mid-market. The enterprise has a wide range of security tools available to it and a bigger budget than smaller companies, however all companies are vulnerable to attacks. AlienVault wanted to make sure it could provide for these smaller companies and ensure they are also protected from attacks and hence have launched the virtual appliance, making it more affordable and accessible to these mid-market companies.
Recent studies confirm that attackers are increasingly targeting web applications to breach the security defences of organisations. With QualysGuard WAS 3.0, organisations can discover and catalogue web applications on a global scale, then identify and remediate web applications vulnerabilities accurately and cost- effectively. QualysGuard WAS 3.0 provides malware detection for websites, using advanced behavioural analysis to identify even zero-day malware that may infect users. The service proactively scans websites for malware, providing automated alerts and in-depth reporting to enable prompt identification and resolution of vulnerabilities. Additionally, 3.0 introduces
advanced scanning configurations and reporting enhancements including a report creation wizard and scorecard reports based on asset groups or tags, making it easy for users to create and customise reports for the audience they are targeting.
Award-winning Security
for BYOD and CYOD ForeScout Technologies, Inc. is demonstrating its award-winning network security offerings with emphasis on BYOD security and secure enterprise mobility to enable organisations to harness BYOD and CYOD trends. At stand J10 ForeScout is showing how companies such as OmniCom and Travelodge are using NAC to secure their networks and enable continuous compliance. Additionally ForeScout invites show delegates to attend a panel discussion at 10:40 on Thursday 25 April in the Technical Theatre, entitled “Visibility and continuous compliance: How NAC effectuates real-time controls to advance IT- GRC in a dynamic world”, led by Bob Tarzey, industry analyst at Quocirca.
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Stop Zero-Day Application Exploits and Data Exfiltration
Advanced information-stealing malware enables APTs and targeted attacks on enterprises. The main infection vectors are exploitation of application vulnerabilities, and social engineering schemes that result in direct malware installation. Trusteer Apex introduces a new approach to stop zero-day application exploits and data exfiltration: Stateful Application Control. By analysing the Application State (what the application is doing and why it is doing it) Trusteer Apex can automatically and accurately determine if an application action is legitimate or malicious. Trusteer’s Stateful Application Control enables automated enterprise malware protection that maximises security while simplifying deployment and minimising management overhead. Visit Trusteer on stand #J81 to learn more.
Help/Systems Acquirers IBM ShowCase Software
Help/Systems has completed its acquisition of the ShowCase business intelligence software portfolio from IBM. For current Help/Systems customers, this acquisition adds relational and multidimensional data warehouse creation and management to the company’s existing business intelligence portfolio. “I’m pleased to add the ShowCase software products to the Help/Systems family. ShowCase users share our dedication to the IBM i platform, and we are excited to work with them as their needs grow and evolve,” said Janet Dryer, CEO of Help/Systems. “The ShowCase offerings are a perfect complement to our business intelligence vertical, which includes SEQUEL and now ShowCase.”
Help/Systems entered the Business Intelligence (BI) market in 2006 with its acquisition of Advanced Systems Concepts and its flagship product, SEQUEL, which provides enterprise-wide data access, analysis, and reporting.
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