Think Your Critical Apps are Secure? Think Again
Poster: SySAdmin
Posted on June 9, 2011 at 7:14:01 AM
Think Your Critical Apps are Secure? Think Again
FRANKENTHAL, Germany, June 9, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
- Deny All to Host a Webinar on June 16 and June 23, to Help Decision
Makers Evaluate and Mitigate Application Security Risks.
While security professionals are aware of the risks associated with
providing access to critical applications via the web, line of business
decision makers aren't necessarily. Awareness has improved after Sony made
the headlines. This incident demonstrates that traditional security controls
aren't sufficient. Business decision makers can no longer assume that their
applications are secure.
Securing critical applications
Organizations rely on their eMail, ERP, HR and Financial applications to
run their business. Many have allowed employees, partners and customers to
access these using web front-ends. These web-enabled applications have become
the favorite targets of hackers, who use automated tools to perform their
targeted attacks.
Deny All has 10 years of experience helping enterprises mitigate
application security risks. Our best-in-class Web Application Firewall and
Web Application Penetration Testing service, combined, provide the best
protection against known and unknown attacks.
The Webinar
During this 60 minute webinar, Deny All executives will describe the
nature of the risk and articulate what can be done to protect critical
applications from denial of service attacks, intrusions and data theft.
Dates and time:
- June 16, 2011 at 11:00 am CET for the English event
- June 23, 2011 at 11:00 am CET for the French event
Presenters:
- Renaud Bidou, Deny All CTO and renowned security expert.
- Stéphane de Saint Albin, Deny All VP of Marketing.
Please contact us if you would like to participate in the event.
OXYGEN
Tatiana Graffeuil / Estelle Deswarte
+33-1-41-11-37-89
tgraffeuil@oxygen-rp.com
Kafka Kommunikation GmbH & Co KG
Janina Rogge
+49(0)89-747470580
jrogge@kafka-kommunikation.de
Deny All
Stéphane de Saint Albin
+33-1-46-20-96-21
sdesaintalbin@denyall.com
Source: Deny All
.
FRANKENTHAL, Germany, June 9, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
- Deny All to Host a Webinar on June 16 and June 23, to Help Decision
Makers Evaluate and Mitigate Application Security Risks.
While security professionals are aware of the risks associated with
providing access to critical applications via the web, line of business
decision makers aren't necessarily. Awareness has improved after Sony made
the headlines. This incident demonstrates that traditional security controls
aren't sufficient. Business decision makers can no longer assume that their
applications are secure.
Securing critical applications
Organizations rely on their eMail, ERP, HR and Financial applications to
run their business. Many have allowed employees, partners and customers to
access these using web front-ends. These web-enabled applications have become
the favorite targets of hackers, who use automated tools to perform their
targeted attacks.
Deny All has 10 years of experience helping enterprises mitigate
application security risks. Our best-in-class Web Application Firewall and
Web Application Penetration Testing service, combined, provide the best
protection against known and unknown attacks.
The Webinar
During this 60 minute webinar, Deny All executives will describe the
nature of the risk and articulate what can be done to protect critical
applications from denial of service attacks, intrusions and data theft.
Dates and time:
- June 16, 2011 at 11:00 am CET for the English event
- June 23, 2011 at 11:00 am CET for the French event
Presenters:
- Renaud Bidou, Deny All CTO and renowned security expert.
- Stéphane de Saint Albin, Deny All VP of Marketing.
Please contact us if you would like to participate in the event.
OXYGEN
Tatiana Graffeuil / Estelle Deswarte
+33-1-41-11-37-89
tgraffeuil@oxygen-rp.com
Kafka Kommunikation GmbH & Co KG
Janina Rogge
+49(0)89-747470580
jrogge@kafka-kommunikation.de
Deny All
Stéphane de Saint Albin
+33-1-46-20-96-21
sdesaintalbin@denyall.com
Source: Deny All
.