Security Management Strategies for the CIOAccess "Product review: CodeArmor 2.2 for Microsoft .NET"
This article is part of the May 2008 issue of Seven questions to ask before committing to SaaS
APPLICATION SECURITY CodeArmor 2.2 for Microsoft .NET REVIEWED BY STEVEN WEIL V.i. Labs Price: Starts at $18,500 for enterprise applications Crackers use sophisticated debuggers, disassemblers, virtual machines, and other reverse engineering tools to undo software protection mechanisms. The result? Your company's products can become part of the multi-billion dollar software piracy industry, you intellectual property could be stolen, or your code compromised by embedded malware. CodeArmor 2.2 for Microsoft .NET is among a class of application hardening products that can protect an organization's applications without requiring their modification. Using deep encryption techniques, it is designed to frustrate even highly skilled crackers. It provides stronger protection than standard obfuscation techniques used by developers, available license protections or hardware dongles, which can be bypassed. Configuration and Management B+ Installation was fast and easy. CodeArmor runs on Windows XP/2003/Vista and can protect .NET 2 and 3 applications. The software's ... Access >>>
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SaaS Offering Handles SSO
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Product review: CodeArmor 2.2 for Microsoft .NET
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Security Services: Webroot Email Security SaaS
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Identity Management Suites Enable Integration, Interoperability
IDENTITY MANAGEMENT Feature-rich product suites are putting a face on integration and interoperability.
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SaaS Offering Handles SSO
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Secure Computing SafeWord 2008 product review
Secure Computing SafeWord 2008 delivers identity management and access control for Windows systems using tokens that generate secure single-use passcodes. Information Security magazine reviews these capabilities.
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7 Security Questions to Ask Your SaaS Provider
Outsourcing software as a service (SaaS) puts control over an organization's applications in the hands of others. Learn what questions to ask your provider, how to define security policies, how to understand how service providers handle security and ensure enforcement of policies.
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Product review: Symantec Database Security 3.1
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5 Steps for Developing Strong Change Management Program Best Practices
Poor change control and configuration management can affect the security of your systems and networks. Follow these five steps for a strong change management program.
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Product review: Mandiant Intelligent Response 1.0
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Secure Computing SafeWord 2008 product review
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Interview: Jim Kirkhope of NCR
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Face-Off: Is vulnerability research ethical?
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Security, Privacy Offices Must Combine Resources
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Interview: Jim Kirkhope of NCR
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