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This article is part of the November 2006 issue of Symantec 2.0: Evaluating their recent acquisitions
APPLICATION SECURITY WebInspect 6.1 REVIEWED BY PHORAM MEHTA SPI Dynamics Price: Starts at $6,000 for one Web server license @exb @exe Increasing attacks against vulnerable public Web apps threaten your company's ability to do business and can undermine its reputation. Given the inadequacy of network-based security tools such as firewalls to address these threats, the case for building bullet-proof apps grows more compelling. SPI Dynamics' WebInspect greatly facilitates the development and delivery of secure Web applications by identifying and fixing vulnerabilities without leaving the Visual Studio-integrated development environment. Installation/Ease-of-Use B+ Installation and setup was smooth, guided by a wizard through importing the license key and entering all the basic information. You can select assessment type (single application, enterprise or Web service) and method (a combination of automated or manual crawling and auditing). More than 30 policy choices offer a selection of security engines and vulnerability tests ranging from OWASP Top 10 to ISO ... Access >>>
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